Elk capture aids study in Riding Mountain area
Forty elk were live captured by net gun from a helicopter in Riding Mountain National Park for a movement study. They were fitted with radio collars and ear tags, then released. The project, supported by RMBR AMBR and partners, aims to map movements and health indicators over three years.
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Canadian Co-operative Wildlife Health Centre
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Ryan Brook
CFIA
Brook
AMBR
Biosphere Reserve
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