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Caribou

An estimate of population size and trend for the Lac Joseph Caribou herd and the greater region of South Central Labrador: results of a large-scale aerial census conducted during March 2009
Body Size Variations in Caribou Ecotypes and Relationships With Demography, Journal of Wildlife Management 2010
Impacts of climate change on the seasonal distribution of migratory caribou, Global Change Biology 2009
Body-condition dynamics in a northern ungulate gaining fat in winter, 2009
Variation in calf body mass in migratory caribou: The role of habitat, climate and movements, Journal of Mammalogy 2009
Integrative use of spatial, genetic, and demographic analyses for investigating genetic connectivity between migratory, montane, and sedentary caribou herds, Molecular Ecology 2007
Joir River Woodland Caribou Classification Report, March 2008
Red Wine Woodland Caribou Recollaring, Feb-March 2008
Lac Joseph Woodland Caribou Classification, March 2008
Joir River Woodland Caribou Project Report, 2006-2007
Red Wine Woodland Caribou Project Report, 2006-2007
Lac Joseph Woodland Caribou Project Report, 2006-2007
George River Caribou Project, 2006-2007
Demography of the migratory tundra caribou of Nord-du-Quebec region and Labrador
Gene flow patterns between migratory, montane, and sedentary caribou herds of northern Québec and Labrador: lessons from satellite tracking, microsatellite genotyping, and population simulations. - June 2005
Physical Condition of Migratory Caribou in Quebec Labrador, Summary Assessment of Observations from 2001 - 2003
   
Caribou Technical Committee Meeting Presentations
Bear Survey Using DNA technique: A Progress Report
Aerial Surveys of Forest - Dwelling Caribou
Interactions between caribou, moose and wolf
Body condition, space use and demography of caribou in Québec-Labrador: From individual to metapopulation.
   

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