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Wildlife Wednesday: Caribou on the move: studying caribou migration to support management and conservation

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Join us for a free virtual presentation with guest speaker, Dr. Tim Fullman!

Join us as Dr. Fullman shares information about caribou in Alaska and his work studying caribou movement on the North Slope to inform the balance of human development and wildlife conservation.

Dr. Fullman is a Senior Ecologist with The Wilderness Society in Anchorage, Alaska. He investigates caribou responses to energy development and other human activity. In this, and his previous research exploring elephant movement patterns and impacts on vegetation and large herbivores in southern Africa, he strives to develop scientific information that can be applied to positively influence decision making for conservation and management.

This event will be recorded for future viewing and will be accessible on our YouTube page.

Earlier Event: January 5
Wildlife Wednesday (Southeast Chapter): The Threatened, Endangered, and Diversity Program
Later Event: January 19
Wildlife Wednesday (Kenai Peninsula Chapter): The Status of Anna’s Hummingbird in Southcentral Alaska
 

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