- Volume 18, No. 1-4, Issue , 2012
- Part of Biological Sciences - Terrestrial
- Authored by Shafer, Timothy L., Garrott, Robert A., Roberts, David W., Irvine, Kathryn M.
- Abstract • Montana Chapter of the Wildlife Society (TWS) - Presentation Abstract
The reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park created a unique “natural
experiment” to study trophic interaction...
- Volume 18, No. 1-4, Issue , 2012
- Part of Biological Sciences - Terrestrial
- Authored by Nelson, Abigail A., Jimenez, Mike, Kauffman, Matthew J., Middleton, Arthur, McWhirter, Doug, Gerow, Ken
- Abstract • Montana Chapter of the Wildlife Society (TWS) - Presentation Abstract
As large carnivores recover in many wilderness areas and mixed-use landscapes,
wildlife management agencies must seek ways to mi...
- Volume 18, No. 1-4, Issue , 2012
- Part of Biological Sciences - Terrestrial
- Authored by Christensen, Sonja, Hebblewhite, Mark, Thompson, Mike, Jimenez, Benjamin S., Proffitt, Kelly M., Jourdonnais, Craig
- Abstract • Montana Chapter of the Wildlife Society (TWS) - Presentation Abstract
Understanding the contribution of recruitment rates to overall growth rate in ungulate populations is a fundamental challenge in...
- Volume 18, No. 1-4, Issue , 2012
- Part of Biological Sciences - Terrestrial
- Authored by DeCesare, Nicholas J., Hebblewhite, Mark, Bradley, Mark, Neufeld, Lalenia, Whittington, Jesse
- Abstract • Montana Chapter of the Wildlife Society (TWS) - Presentation Abstract
Anthropogenic linear features are hypothesized to increase wolf (Canis lupus) predation risk for a threatened ungulate, woodland...
- Volume 18, No. 1-4, Issue , 2012
- Part of Biological Sciences - Terrestrial
- Authored by Dunkley, Shana L., Rotella, Jay J., Garrott, Robert A., Higgs, Megan D., Watson, Fred G. R., White, Patrick J.
- Abstract • Montana Chapter of the Wildlife Society (TWS) - Poster Abstract
Vulnerability of prey to predators is heavily influenced by their respective physical and behavioral characteristics; however th...
- Volume 17, No. 1-4, Issue , 2011
- Part of Biological Sciences - Terrestrial
- Authored by Bangs, Edward E., Jimenez, Mike, Racheal, Jon, Mack, Curt, Smith, Doug, Mills, Kenneth, Green, Jeff, Sime, Carolyn A.
- Abstract • Montana Chapter of the Wildlife Society (TWS) - Presentation Abstract
Gray wolves (Canis lupus) were deliberately eliminated from the northern Rocky
Mountains (NRM) by 1930. Restoration began in 198...
- Volume 17, No. 1-4, Issue , 2011
- Part of Biological Sciences - Terrestrial
- Authored by Sime, Carolyn A., Thompson, Mike, Alt, Kurt, Gude, Justin A., Russell, Robin E., Bradley, Liz, Lance, Nathan, Laudon, Kent, Ross, Mike, Kujala, Quentin, Ensign, John, Mule, Ray, Sullivan, Mark, Taylor, Graham, Williams, Jim, Asher, Val, Mitchell, Michael S.
- Abstract • Montana Chapter of the Wildlife Society (TWS) - Presentation Abstract
Montana’s wolf (Canis lupus) conservation and management plan is based on adaptive management principles and includes regulate...
- Volume 17, No. 1-4, Issue , 2011
- Part of Biological Sciences - Terrestrial
- Authored by Gude, Justin A., Bangs, Edward E., Sime, Carolyn A., Russell, Robin E., Mech, L. David, Ream, Robert R., Mitchell, Michael S.
- Abstract • Montana Chapter of the Wildlife Society (TWS) - Presentation Abstract
Reliable analyses can help wildlife managers make good decisions, which are particularly critical for controversial decisions su...
- Volume 16, No. 4, Issue , 2010
- Part of Biological Sciences - Terrestrial
- Authored by Rich, Lindsey N., Sime, Carolyn A., Gude, Justin A., Russell, Robin E., Mitchell, Michael S.
- Abstract • Montana Chapter of the Wildlife Society (TWS) - Presentation Abstract
Carnivores are difficult to monitor on large spatial scales. We developed a patch occupancy model (POM) using hunter surveys to ...
- Volume 16, No. 4, Issue , 2010
- Part of Biological Sciences - Terrestrial
- Authored by Sime, Carolyn A., Bradley, Liz, Lance, Nathan, Laudon, Kent, Ross, Mike, Asher, Val
- Abstract • Montana Chapter of the Wildlife Society (TWS) - Presentation Abstract
Montana’s gray wolf (Canis lupus) population continues to be secure, while the political and legal environments remain dynamic...
