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P-ISSN 0835-5851
E-ISSN 2293-6629
Research Articles
Vol. 12, 1976September 20, 1976 MDT

Human Disturbance as a Factor in Manaing Moose Populations

James Hancock,
human disturbanceNewfoundland

Articles in Vol. 12, 1976

Vol. 12, 1976
  • Annual Variation of Plant Phenological Events and Its Theoretical Relationship to Energy Balance in Moose
    R.R. StewartR. R. MacLennanJ. D. Kinnear
  • Importance of the Logging Operations on the Winter Habitat of Moose in Southwestern Quebec
    Michel Crete
  • Observations on Regeneration of Food Species for Moose in Cloear-Cut Stands in Mastigouche Park, Quebec
    Jean ValleeRobert JoyalRichard Courture
  • Moose Boreal Forest Ecology in Isle Royale National Park
    Robert Janke
  • Big Game Utilization of Harwood Cuts in Saskatchewan
    Hugh Hunt
  • Pellet-group Count Evaluation for Census and Habitat Use of Alaska Moose
    Albert FranzmannJohjn OldemeyerPaul ArensonRobert Seemel
  • A Method Used to Estimate Available Moose Browse on Brunette Island, Newfoundland
    C.E. Butler
  • A Protostrongylid Nematode of Woodland Caribou and Implications in Moose Management
    Murray Lankester
  • Human Disturbance as a Factor in Manaing Moose Populations
    James Hancock
  • Identification of Moose Meat by Immunodiffusion
    David FongBodil Larsen
Alces
Hancock, J. (1976). Human disturbance as a factor in manaing moose populations. Alces, 12, 155–172.
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