Project Details

Name:	1974-ongoing - Caribou - Population Assessment - Central Selkirks - Kootenay Region
ID:	5888
Coordinator:	Aaron Reid; Leo DeGroot
Funding Agency:
Region:	Kootenay
Security:	Normal

Surveys (11 records)

Survey Name	Survey Intensity	Inventory Method	Target Taxa (Species Code / Scientific Name / English Name)  * = Primary Focus
2020 - Caribou - Aerial Late Winter Population Count & Recruitment - Central Selkirks	Absolute Abundance		M-RATA / Rangifer tarandus / Caribou*
2014-2017 - Caribou - Aerial Late Winter Population Count & Recruitment - Central Selkirks	Absolute Abundance		M-RATA / Rangifer tarandus / Caribou*
2018-2019 - Caribou - Aerial Late Winter Population Count & Recruitment-MRR - Central Selkirks	Absolute Abundance		M-RATA / Rangifer tarandus / Caribou*
1994-1995 - Caribou - Aerial Late Winter Population Count & Recruitment - Central Selkirks	Absolute Abundance		M-RATA / Rangifer tarandus / Caribou*
1996-2002 - Caribou - Aerial Late Winter Population Count & Recruitment-MRR - Central Selkirks	Absolute Abundance		M-RATA / Rangifer tarandus / Caribou*
2004-2012 - Caribou - Aerial Late Winter Population Count & Recruitment - Central Selkirks	Absolute Abundance		M-RATA / Rangifer tarandus / Caribou*
2021 - Caribou - Aerial Late Winter Population Count & Recruitment - MRR - Central Selkirks	Absolute Abundance		M-RATA / Rangifer tarandus / Caribou*
2008 - Caribou - Aerial Winter Reconnaissance - Central Selkirks (TFL 23)	Presence/Not detected (possible)		M-RATA / Rangifer tarandus / Caribou*
2007-2008 - Caribou - Ground Winter Reconnaissance - Central Selkirks (TFL 23)	Relative Abundance		M-RATA / Rangifer tarandus / Caribou*
1974-1977 - Caribou - Aerial Rut Composition - Central Selkirks (Poplar Creek)	Relative Abundance		M-RATA / Rangifer tarandus / Caribou*
2023 - Caribou - Aerial Late Winter Population Count & Recruitment-MRR - Central Selkirks			M-RATA / Rangifer tarandus / Caribou*

Documents (4 records) Display All

Report	Publish Year	Description	Filename
2023 Mountain Caribou Census - Central Selkirk Mountains	2023	During the February census a total of 21 caribou were observed, which included 9 out of 11 collared animals. The population estimate was 25 (95% CI 21-30). After the second flight, the total observed caribou or minimum known number alive was 25 caribou. This includes 6 calves (5 penned and 1 wild). Including both wild and penned calves surviving to 10 months of age, calves were 24% of the population.	wsi_5888_rpt_2023.pdf (973 KB)
Field Data	Publish Year	Description	Filename
		Point data for the 2023 survey formatted for entry into SPI	wsi_5888_dct_2023.xlsm (238 KB)
		Point data for the 2023 survey in original format	wsi_5888_org_2023.xlsx (121 KB)
GIS Spatial File	Publish Year	Description	Filename
		Spatial lines of the 2023 Flightlines	wsi_5888_spl_2023.zip (110 KB)