A Rare Beast in a Busy Backcountry: New Research Can Help Guide Wolverine Conservation Efforts in British Columbia

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https://wildlife.org/
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Content type
Digital Document
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SEG Faculty
Faculty Publications
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Resource Type
Text
Genre
Genre
article
Origin Information
Origin Information
Place
Nashville, TN
Date Created/Date Issued
2021-07
Publisher
The Wildlife Society
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Author (aut): Hausleitner, Doris
Author (aut): Mowat, Garth
Author (aut): Kortello, Andrea
Publication Number
Publication Number
Volume 15, Issue 4
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2.0 MB PDF
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Physical Form
electronic resource
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PUBLISHED
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ISSN
ISSN
1933-2866
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publication status: Published
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Commercial Applications: Geospatial Technologies & Natural Resource Management
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Use and Reproduction
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IN COPYRIGHT - EDUCATIONAL USE PERMITTED
Subject Topic
Subject Topic
Wolverine--Habitat.
Wildlife management.
Geographic Subject
Geographic Subject
British Columbia.
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Hausleitner, Doris, Garth Mowat, and Andrea Kortello. “A Rare Beast in a Busy Backcountry: New Research Can Help Guide Wolverine Conservation Efforts in British Columbia”. Electronic resource, Article. SEG Faculty, Faculty Publications. Nashville, TN: The Wildlife Society, July 2021. https://sc.arcabc.ca/seg-faculty-faculty-publications/rare-beast-busy-backcountry-new-research-can-help-guide-wolverine.
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