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Local knowledge to enhance wildlife population health surveillance: Conserving muskoxen and caribou in the Canadian Arctic

2018-01-01

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Monitoring and surveillance of wildlife populations, including demographics and health, is often challenging, particularly in resource-constrained and remote settings. However, in areas characterized by subsistence oriented societies, the users of renewable resources hold a vast and holistic ecological knowledge about the natural environment. This knowledge can be instrumental for understanding and early detection...

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Literature Corpus work: 4cd7928d-0e1f-5979-bb7e-3f882c16445a
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2017.11.010

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