Multiscale habitat use by wolverines in British Columbia, Canada

Article Abstract:

The impact of food, predation risk and human disturbance on wolverine multiscale habitat selection in British Columbia, Canada, is studied. Results suggest a positive association of wolverines with food-related habitat and a negative association with human disturbances.

United States, Environmental aspects, Food and nutrition, Habitat selection

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Assessment of the sustainability of wolverine harvest in British Columbia, Canada

Article Abstract:

The sustainability of wolverine harvest in British Columbia, Canada, from 1985 to 2004 was assessed to understand its effect on wolverine populations. Results suggest that the harvest was not satisfactorily sustainable and harvest management must be improved.

Government domestic functions, Wildlife management, Natural resource policy

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The abundance and distribution of wolverines in British Columbia, Canada

Article Abstract:

The available data was used to predict the distribution and abundance of wolverines and their habitat throughout British Columbia, Canada. The estimates would help in status assessments, conservation planning and population management of wolverines.

Goods & services distribution, Channels of Distribution, Distribution, Natural resources, Company distribution practices

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