Endangered mountain caribou in British Columbia possess a unique gut microbiome in late winter when they feed on tree lichens, a finding that could guide caribou recovery efforts, according to a ...

The report, from three B.C. conservation groups — Wildsight, Stand.earth, and the Wilderness Committee — uses provincial ...

Western Canadian researchers advise close monitoring of how prescribed feeding in pens affects southern mountain caribou's ...

A widespread Arctic lichen, called reindeer moss (not a moss) or caribou lichen (Cladonia rangiferina), is abundant year round. Lichens make up a large part of the reindeer diet, especially in winter.

Endangered mountain caribou in British Columbia possess a unique gut microbiome in late winter when they feed on tree lichens, a finding that could guide caribou recovery efforts, according to a ...

Endangered mountain caribou in British Columbia possess a unique gut microbiome in late winter when they feed on tree lichens, a finding that could guide caribou recovery efforts, according to a ...

The reindeer, known as caribou when wild in North America, is an Arctic and Subarctic-dwelling deer. About 1 million live in Alaska, and a comparable number live in northern Canada. There are an ...

A group of three caribou from the Klinse-Za herd graze for lichen in the upper alpine region of their habitat, near the maternity pen site. When the project began in 2013, only 38 Klinse-Za ...

The caribou herd’s journey gave me new ways to understand the wild landscapes of my home region, divided by invisible state borders and busy highways that challenge migrating pronghorn and mule ...

Endangered mountain caribou in British Columbia possess a unique gut microbiome in late winter when they feed on tree lichens, a finding that could guide caribou recovery efforts, according to a ...

A widespread Arctic lichen, called reindeer moss (not a moss) or caribou lichen (Cladonia rangiferina), is abundant year round. Lichens make up a large part of the reindeer diet, especially in winter.