Mountain Pine Beetle Description
Mountain Pine Beetle Action Plan
The following websites contain more useful information regarding woodland caribou, applied research, and conservation initiatives:
Boreal Caribou Research
Program
Our research website contains annual research summaries, photos,
literature, and information on the strategic planning and guidelines.
Alberta
Sustainable Resource Development
The Alberta Ministry of Sustainable Resource Development maintains a website
that describes caribou ecology, status, and management outlook.
Alberta
Mountain Caribou Project
Here you can find more information on a cooperative research project that is
integrating resource development and caribou conservation in west-central
Alberta.
COSEWIC
The
Committee On the Status of Endangered Wildlife In Canada (COSEWIC) is a
committee of experts that determines which wild species are at risk of
disappearing from Canada.
Mountain Caribou Recovery
Information on a cooperatively funded project started in 1995 by the US Fish
and Wildlife Service, designed to significantly increase the endangered
population of woodland caribou in the Selkirk Mountains of Washington, Idaho,
and British Columbia.
Rangifer.Net
This site details the importance of the human role in reindeer and caribou
systems, and profiles past research and conferences.
Project Caribou
An educators guide to wild caribou
in North America, that contains activities and plans for elementary and secondary
school students.
Status of the Woodland Caribou in Alberta
http://www.srd.gov.ab.ca/fishwildlife/status/pdf/caribou.pdf
Provincial Caribou Recovery Plan
Progress Report
2000/2001 Progress report on caribou research in west central Alberta, by
T. Szkorupa.
Habitat Classification
Woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou )
habitat classification in northeastern Alberta using remote sensing, by G.A.
Sanchez-Azofeifa and R. Bechtel.
Documents that include short updates on caribou:
Species
At Risk 2003-2004
Alberta Species at Risk Program and Projects 2003-2004
Species
At Risk 2002-2003
Alberta species at risk program and projects 2002-2003, by Alberta Sustainable
Resource Development, Fish and Wildlife Division.
Species At Risk 2001-2002
Alberta species at risk program and projects 2001-2002, by Alberta Sustainable Resource Development, Fish and Wildlife Division.