Vol 32 No. 2: Special Issue No. 20 (2012)

13th North American Caribou Workshop, 25-28 October 2010, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Published: 2012-03-06

Proceedings

13th North American Caribou Workshop, 25-28 October 2010, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

Rolf Egil Haugerud (editor in chief), Micheline Manseau (issue editor), Deborah Simmons, Dennis Brannen, Vince Crichton, Mark Ryckman, Jessica Elliott (issue associate editors)

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Contents

Contents

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Organisation

Organization and sponsors

Micheline Manseau

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Preface

Preface

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Articles

Aboriginal talking circle: Aboriginal perspectives on caribou conservation - Overview by the Aboriginal Talking Circle Coordinating Team

Deborah Simmons, Walter Bayha, Danny Beaulieu, Daniel Gladu, Micheline Manseau

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A giant step forward: Notes from the Aboriginal Talking Circle

John B. Zoe

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Using Indigenous stories in caribou co-management

Walter Bayha

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Co-management of the migratory caribou herds in northern Québec: The perspective of the Hunting, Fishing and Trapping Coordinating Committee

Nicole Gougeon

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Tłįcho˛ stories for Ekwò˛ management

Joseph Judas

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Dene traditional knowledge about caribou cycles in the Northwest Territories

Danny Beaulieu

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Ekwǫ̀ and Tłı̨ chǫ Nàowo / Caribou and Tłı̨ chǫ language, culture and way of life: An evolving relationship and shared history

John B. Zoe

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Renewing our traditional laws through joint ekwǫ (caribou) management

Fred Sangris

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“They’re going to come back”

Gabriel Nirlungayuk

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Surviving with tuktu (caribou)

Devalynn Pokiak

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New caribou crisis – then and now

Robert A. Ruttan

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The Null Hypothesis: Co-management doesn’t work

Doug Urquhart

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Towards a Manitoba Hydro boreal woodland caribou strategy: Outcomes from Manitoba Hydro boreal woodland caribou workshop

Fiona E. Scurrah, Doug W. Schindler

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The reintroduction of boreal caribou as a conservation strategy: A long-term assessment at the southern range limit

Martin-Hugues St-Laurent, Christian Dussault

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Caribou conservation and recovery in Ontario: development and implementation of the Caribou Conservation Plan

Ted (E.R.) Armstrong, Michael Gluck, Glen Hooper, Iain Mettam, Gerald D. Racey, Marc Rondeau

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Delineating demographic units of woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) in Ontario: cautions and insights

Jennifer L. Shuter, Arthur R. Rodgers

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Climate and management interact to explain the decline of woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) in Jasper National Park

Mark Bradley, Lalenia Neufeld

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A guide to developing resource selection functions from telemetry data using generalized estimating equations and generalized linear mixed models

Nicola Koper, Micheline Manseau

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Comparative woodland caribou population surveys in Slate Islands Provincial Park, Ontario

Natasha L. Carr, Arthur R. Rodgers, Steven R. Kingston, Peter N. Hettinga, Laura M. Thompson, Jennifer L. Renton, Paul J. Wilson

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Using temporary dye marks to estimate ungulate population abundance in southwest Yukon, Canada

Troy M. Hegel, Kyle Russell, Thomas S. Jung

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The effect of temporal sampling regime on the characterization of home range for female boreal woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) in Labrador, Canada

Alexandre L. Vignault Rasiulis, Isabelle Schmelzer, Christian G. Wright

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Are warbles and bots related to reproductive status in West Greenland caribou?

Christine Cuyler, Robert R. White, Keith Lewis, Colleen Soulliere, Anne Gunn, Don E. Russell, Colin Daniel

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A conceptual model for migratory tundra caribou to explain and predict why shifts in spatial fidelity of breeding cows to their calving grounds are infrequent

Anne Gunn, Kim G. Poole, John S. Nishi

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Recent changes in summer distribution and numbers of migratory caribou on the southern Hudson Bay coast

Kenneth F. Abraham, Bruce A. Pond, Susan M. Tully, Vicki Trim, Daryll Hedman, Chris Chenier, Gerald D. Racey

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The effect of fire on spatial separation between wolves and caribou

Hugh S. Robinson, Mark Hebblewhite, Nicholas J. DeCesare, Jessie Whittington, Layla Neufeld, Mark Bradley, Marco Musiani

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Using movement behaviour to define biological seasons for woodland caribou

Tyler D. Rudolph, Pierre Drapeau

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Prey specialization and morphological conformation of wolves associated with woodland caribou and moose

David M.A. Wiwchar, Frank F. Mallory

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Abstracts

Thresholds or intractable complexity – Is there a middle ground for effective conservation and management of wild Rangifer?

Chris Johnson

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Uniting population and habitat analysis to better manage ungulate populations

Philip D. McLoughlin

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Barren-ground caribou management in the Sahtu Region: Bridging traditional knowledge and science

Walter Bayha

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Using dual knowledge systems to inform management decisions: a Wek’èezhìı Renewable Resources Board example

Joseph Judas, Jody Snortland

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Caribou management in times of uncertainty

Joe Tetlichi

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Assessing management needs and priorities for caribou management in an era of decline and uncertainty: challenges of the Beverly and Qamanirjuaq Caribou Management Board

Albert Thorassie

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Mountain caribou recovery plan for British Columbia

Dale Seip, Chris Ritchie

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Woodland caribou management and industrial development in West Central Alberta: Can we have both?

Wayne Thorp

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An ATK-based approach to management of critical caribou ranges in northern Alberta

Jim Webb

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