Caribou behavior in relation to human-elk-wolf influences : Jasper National Park, 1971-1974 / by John G. Stelfox and John A. Bindernagel ; prepared for Parks Canada by the Canadian Wildlife Service.: CW66-783/1978E-PDF

"The behavior and population trends of caribou in Jasper National Park in relation to influences from humans, elk and wolves were studied during the period 1971-1974. The encroachment of elk and humans onto alpine-tundra ranges became pronounced by the mid 1960's, increasing greatly each year. By 1968 a noticeable decline in caribou numbers was reported for the area west of the Athabasca and south of the Miette rivers where numbers of elk and hikers had increased many-fold since 1960"--Abstract, page i.

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Department/Agency Canadian Wildlife Service, issuing body.
Title Caribou behavior in relation to human-elk-wolf influences : Jasper National Park, 1971-1974 / by John G. Stelfox and John A. Bindernagel ; prepared for Parks Canada by the Canadian Wildlife Service.
Publication type Monograph
Language [English]
Format Electronic
Electronic document
Note(s) Digitized edition from print [produced by Environment and Climate Change Canada].
Includes bibliographical references (pages 43-45).
Publishing information Edmonton : Canadian Wildlife Service, 1978.
Author / Contributor Stelfox, John G., author.
Description 1 online resource (vi, 59 pages) : graphs, photographs
Catalogue number
  • CW66-783/1978E-PDF
Subject terms Caribou -- Effect of human beings on -- Alberta -- Jasper National Park.
Caribou populations -- Alberta -- Jasper National Park.
Caribou -- Effets de l'homme sur -- Alberta -- Parc national de Jasper.
Caribou -- Populations -- Alberta -- Parc national de Jasper.
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