Woodland Caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou): An endangered species

Woodland Caribou Links
(Rangifer tarandus caribou)

Most links are for the Woodland Caribou. However, there are some pages linking the other species of Caribou.
The Woodland Caribou: A Threatened Species 86%   New
Woodland Caribou, an Endangered Canadian Species with Links to all Caribou species.
http://www.raysweb.net/specialplaces/pages/caribou.html
Woodland Caribou 83%   New
Rangifer tarandus caribou Woodland Caribou Species Information: Woodland caribou are medium-sized members of the deer family. Males typically weigh 300-600 pounds and females 150-300 pounds. They're about four feet tall (at the shoulder, that is).
http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/eesc/environmental/Caribou.htm
Woodland Caribou - Encompass - May/97 83%   New
Encompass Magazine May 97 What is the Future of Woodland Caribou in Western Canada? by Don Thomas There is a lot of fuss about caribou these days. So, what is so special about caribou? They decorate our coins. They are wonderfully adapted to cold and snowy
http://www.encompass.org/1-2/woodland.htm
Enviromental Issues on Woodland Caribou. Global warming,Predators,impacts on hab 82%   New
Status of Woodland Caribou as of December 1996 - population stable to declining. About 3500 Caribou in province of Alberta. Concern over maintenance of old-growth forest to provide critical winter
http://members.tripod.com/l_envoi/document/html/enviroment/carenviro.html
Woodland Caribou 82%   New
Detailed research article provides a guide to threatened and extinct populations of the woodland caribou in Canada.
http://www-nais.ccrs.nrcan.gc.ca/schoolnet/issues/risk/mammals/emammal/wdldcar.html
Woodland Caribou 81%   New
Among North American ungulates, the woodland caribou appears to be least able to adapt to the magnitude of environmental changes associated with...
http://www.gov.ab.ca/env/fw/threatsp/caribou/sta.html
Caribou 80%   New
Weight: 225 kg The Caribou's weight is 500 pounds or 225 kilograms. The Caribou's height is 6 to 8 feet tall or 1.8 to 2.4 metres. Their color is dark chocolate brown and they have white spots on their legs, stomach, neck and tail and light floor.
http://www.wsd1.winnipeg.mb.ca/ralphbrown/caribou.html
Woodland Caribou 79%   New
Southern Jasper National Park is home to a small population of threatened woodland caribou which remain in the park year-round and number less than 150.
http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/jea/caribou.html
Habitat Utilization by Woodland Caribou in Northeastern Ontario 77%   New
A partnership developed among various stakeholders to provide funding towards research to determine habitat use and caribou movement.
http://www.modelforest.net/e/home_/show_/show1e.html
Woodland Caribou 77%   New
Woodland Caribou Southern Jasper National Park is home to a small population of threatened woodland caribou which remain in the park year-round and number less than 150. They are found in the Tonquin Valley and Marmot Basin area in the west and the
http://www.incentre.net/jea/caribou.html
Caribou Books 76%   New
Books regarding the caribou. Books on caribou conservation, habits of the caribou, physical characteristics,and more.
http://planetpets.simplenet.com/bookcari.htm
Woodland Caribou Provincial Park 73%   New
Natural Features. Woodland Caribou Provincial Park is an outstanding example of the Canadian Shield. Scraped clean by glaciers, the landscape is...
http://www.ontarioparks.com/wood.html
Northwest Trek Free Roaming Area - Woodland Caribou 71%   New
Tour Station Free Roaming Area Core Area Discovery Center Forest Theater Nature Trails Free Roaming Area Animals Blacktail Deer Bison Bighorn Sheep Elk Woodland Caribou Water Fowl Moose Sandhill Crane Mountain Goat Woodland Caribou Woodland caribou
http://www.nwtrek.org/tourtrek/free05.html
Ontario's Woodland Caribou Provincial Park - A Different World fo 71%   New
The Story of a Solo Canoe Trip into Ontario's Woodland Caribou Provincial Park
http://www.execpc.com/~jhegyi/wood1f.html
Energetic implications of disturbance caused by petroleum exploration to woodland caribou 69%   New
Energetic implications of disturbance caused by petroleum exploration to woodland caribou Corey J.A. Bradshaw, Stan Boutin, and Daryll M. Hebert Pages 1319-1324 Abstract: Woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) in Alberta are classified as endangered
http://www.cnrc.ca/cisti/journals/cjz/z98-076.html
Arctic Refuge: Caribou Conversations 69%   New
Refuge wildlife biologists Fran Mauer and Cathy Curby responded to questions about caribou and their migration patterns, on Discovery Online's web site in February, 1997.
http://www.r7.fws.gov/nwr/arctic/carcon.html
Caribou 63%   New
Caribou Minimum Scores Barren Ground Caribou 325 Central Canada Barren Ground Caribou 300 Mountain Caribou 300 Quebec Labrador Caribou 325 Woodland Caribou 220 Caribou Score Form Caribou Scoring Form Score forms require the Adobe Acrobat Reader..
http://www.bowsite.com/pope-young/RECORDS/records-caribou.html
ADF's Wildlife Notebook Series: Caribou 61%   New
Home to the 'Alaska Wildlife Notebook Series' publication.
http://www.state.ak.us/local/akpages/FISH.GAME/notebook/biggame/caribou.htm
Woodland Caribou 60%   New
The Woodland Caribou Information University of Michigan science department Scientific name, range, description. In Alberta "Most remain in forested habitats year-round. The mountain population of caribou migrates 80 km or more between their...
http://www.op97.k12.il.us/schools/julian/lessons/caribou.html
Endangered Species: Woodland Caribou 57%   New
WOODLAND CARIBOU Alberta's Endangered Woodland Caribou Julian's Woodland Caribou Page Selkirk Mountain Woodland Caribou Woodland Caribou (Rangifer Tarandus Caribou) Endangered Species
http://houck.salkeiz.k12.or.us/houck.website/cool.sites/sci/ESpecies/caribou.html
Caribou 54%   New
Minimum Scores Barren Ground Caribou 325 Central Canada Barren Ground Caribou 300 Mountain Caribou 300 Quebec Labrador Caribou 325 Woodland Caribou 220
http://www.pope-young.org/RECORDS/records-caribou.html
Caribou 54%   New
Caribou Caribou By: Athena Bakris and Lee Anderson There are five different kinds of caribou: the barren-ground, the woodland, the prairies, the grant caribou and the European, which when ...
http://www.ucls.uchicago.edu/projects/1996-97/Hillocks96/caribou.html
Woodland Caribou 46%   New
The island of Newfoundland boasts of some 70,000 woodland caribou. We hunt the Middle Ridge herd. This herd has about 22,000 animals and are the...
http://www.cariboupond.nf.ca/woodland.html
Caribou.html 45%   New
CARIBOU...by Alyssa Levine The name caribou came from a Micman Indian word, Xalibou, meaning one who paws or digs. Their Latin name is Ceruidae. Caribou live mainly in Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Siberia.
http://www.li.net/~jberger/CaribouAlyssa.html
Seasonal movements, habitat use, and winter feeding ecology of woodland caribou in west-central British Columbia (in MARION 36%   New
Seasonal movements, habitat use, and winter feeding ecology of woodland caribou in west-central British Columbia Title: Seasonal movements, habitat use, and winter feeding ecology of woodland caribou in west-central British Columbia / Deborah B. Cichowski
http://library.unbc.ca/MARION/ABH-2737
Wildlife Photography in Canada's Arctic for professional Photographers 34%   New
wildlife-specific trips with air-support to photograph the caribou migration, wild wolves, musk-oxen, barrens grizzly, gyrfalcons, nesting eagles, aurora borealis and more
http://www.bcsupernet.com/users/gce/photog.htm
George River Caribou Herd 32%   New
Welcome to the world's largest caribou herd Labrador has the largest herd of free-roaming caribou in the world. The George River herd, numbering some 800 000 barren ground caribou, migrates from the
http://members.tripod.com/labradorian/caribou.html
FEESA PROGRAMS, Woodland Caribou Survival Program 31%   New
Woodland Caribou Survival Program Using the Woodland Caribou as its focus, this program will help to develop an understanding and commitment on a global, local and personal basis to the principles of the United Nations World Conservation Strategy as they
http://www.agt.net/public/feesa/caribou.htm
Banff National Park: In Troubled Times 28%   New
Trouble in Paradise: Banff and other Canadian National Parks are in Jeopard
http://ray.afternet.com/~teal/scaribou.html
Caribou Information 24%   New
The caribou is 4-5 feet high at the shoulder. Carbou can weigh from 240 pounds to 700 pounds. Habitat and Range for the caribou is mountain uplands, tundra, and northern forests from western Alaska through Canada to western Greenland, northern Europe, and northern Asia.
http://planetpets.simplenet.com/plntcara.htm
Finding Woodlands Caribou Herds on the Kenai Peninsula of Alaska 22%   New
Alaska's Kenai Peninsula is home to the majority of wildlife species found in Alaska. We even have our own caribou herds which can be tracked down and viewed up close and personal ...
http://www.alaskaoutdoorjournal.com/Wildlife/kpcaribou.html
Tonquin Valley 18%   New
One of the most spectacular trails for scenery and wildlife; the Tonquin Valley is a Jasper classic. Towering above Amethyst Lake the Ramparts stand in an ancient defiance against the agents of time.
http://www.tgx.com/rockymountains/Tonquin.htm
Wildlife of the Hudson Plains Ecozone 11%   New
Summer on the Hudson Plain sees the greatest numbers and variety of wildlife. It is associated with the nesting and rearing stages of millions of Snow Geese, which migrate to Canadian wetlands from areas as far south as the Gulf of Mexico.
http://www1.ec.gc.ca/~vignettes/hp/wildlife.html

Woodland caribou, Links, Endangered Species: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service 88%   New
U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE DIVISION OF ENDANGERED SPECIES == [[Return to the Endangered Species Home Page.] . [Click the ^ symbol anywhere below to return here.] Caribou, woodland * (Rangifer tarandus caribou) . . * Other Links -- Caribou..
http://www.fws.gov/r9endspp/i/a7u.html
Dynamics of woodland caribou populations at the southern limit of their range in Saskatchewan 84%   New
Pages 251-259 Abstract: Woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) in central Saskatchewan are aggregated into several spatially disjunct populations. ...
http://www.nrc.ca/cisti/journals/cjz/z97-193.html