Monthly Archives: November 2016

People that spend time out on the landscape often have information that can be useful for monitoring wildlife populations, and the collection of these data is referred to as citizen science. Unfortunately, citizen science programs often have a variety of … Continue reading →

Thank you to Trina Moyles and Keeley Dakin for the great story and photos! http://motherboard.vice.com/en_ca/read/grizz-tracker-grizzly-bears-alberta-peace-country

Grizzly bears are listed as a Threatened species within Alberta, meaning that habitat alteration and human-caused mortality have the potential to put the species at a risk of disappearing from the Alberta landscape. One of the main hindrances to grizzly … Continue reading →