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Oil field road traffic disrupts North Slope caribou more than previously recognized

A new study adds to mounting evidence about caribou sensitivity to roads, raising questions about further development in the animals’ habitat

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Oil field road traffic disrupts North Slope caribou more than previously recognized

New study raises questions about further development in the animals’ habitat

North slopeUnited statesKobuk riverUnited kingdomBrooks rangeMilne pointNorthwest territoriesTimothy vosburghDarrell hessVernon clevelandCyrus harrisWilliam bernhardtKyle jolyHeather johnsonJohn seversonArctic caribou herd working group

Oil field road traffic disrupts North Slope caribou more than previously recognized

A new study adds to mounting evidence about caribou sensitivity to roads, raising questions about further development in their habitat.

North slopeUnited statesBrooks rangeNorthwest territoriesMilne pointKobuk riverUnited kingdomVernon clevelandCyrus harrisWilliam bernhardtTimothy vosburghDarrell hessJohn seversonKyle jolyHeather johnsonUs geological

Western Arctic Caribou Herd population decline continues with hunting expected to be affected

The caribou herd that used to be the largest in Alaska and, at times, the largest in North America has continued to shrink, fitting an Arctic-wide pattern that scientists have

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Western Arctic Caribou Herd population decline continues, with hunting expected to be affected

What was once the largest caribou herd in Alaska has shrunk nearly 70% in 20 years, but it is not the only herd experiencing dramatic drops.

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