Master's student Layla Neufeld, student of Dr. Fiona Schmiegelow, erected motion sensitive cameras in 34 seismic lines to document wildlife traffic along these manmade corridors through the boreal forest

With funding from Alberta Conservation Association, Dave Roth, a master's student of Dr. Jens Roland, studies the effect of fragmentation on parasites that control tent caterpillars in the aspen forest

PhD Candidate Mark Hebblewhite is studying the interaction between elk and wolves in the Yaha Tinda region of Alberta's eastern slopes. One concern is the impact of fire and salvage logging on elk migration.

Over the last few years, biologist Dr. Michael Proctor has tracked the movements of a thousand grizzly bears through BC and Alberta, looking at the impact of habitat fragmentation on their movements and genetics.

Photos from the Edmonton site of the launch in the Computer Services Centre at the University of Alberta with Dr. Pierre Boulanger