Posts Tagged: winter

Studying the Winter Nutritional Status of Moose and its Relationship to Moose Survival, the Population Trend, and Climate Change in a Declining Population in Northeastern Minnesota
July 4, 2019
Winter nutritional restriction of moose and other northern ungulates may be physiologically assessed by serial collection and chemical analysis of fresh urine in snow (snow-urine). Controlled studies of captive ungulate species have demonstrated that urinary urea nitrogen:creatinine (UN:C) ratios have … read more
Posted in Moose | Tagged moose, nutritional, relationship, status, studying, winter

Hidden Cost Of Disease In A Free-ranging Ungulate: Brucellosis Reduces Mid-winter Pregnancy In Elk
June 30, 2019
Demonstrating disease impacts on the vital rates of free-ranging mammalian hosts typically requires intensive, long-term study. Evidence for chronic pathogens affecting reproduction but not survival is rare, but has the potential for wide-ranging effects. Accurately quantifying disease-associated reductions in fecundity … read more
Posted in CWD & Other Diseases | Tagged brucellosis, disease, hidden, ranging, reduces, ungulate, winter
Winter in Yellowstone
February 24, 2013
“National Wolfwatcher Coaliition Media Director Chris Cross captures amazing footage of our Yellowstone National Park wildlife in winter.” read more
Posted in All News, Front Page News, News, Northern Rockies, Regional Wolves, WolfWatcher | Tagged winter, yellowstone

Yellowstone in Winter
February 20, 2012
Yellowstone in February… Endless Memories. read more
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National Parks: Wolves in Winter? Yo, Yellowstone!
October 15, 2010
“Every week is Wolf Week, in Yellowstone…” read more
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YELLOWSTONE…WINTER'S WOLF LAND
September 4, 2010
Yellowstone…..Winter’s Wolf Land February in Yellowstone. The snow was not as deep this year, which changed things a bit, but the cold was as brutal as ever. You simply have to be prepared for the temps to hit 20 below, … read more
Posted in WolfWatcher | Tagged winter, yellowstone