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Description
Elk SCR Modeling in KY
Abstract
Elk have been irruptively growing in population size and expanding their range since
reintroduction ended in 2002. Despite their large size and gregarious nature, elk are surprisingly
difficult to visually survey from the air or ground. As such, wildlife agencies have frequently
relied on population models based on harvest information. Kentucky Department of Fish and
Wildlife Resources, in conjunction with the University of Kentucky, is proposing a research
partnership to refine a statistical population reconstruction model using a camera-based,
spatially explicit mark-recapture network. We will compare camera-based population estimates
within the existing SPR model framework.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 11/15/23 → 6/30/24 |
Funding
- KY Department of Fish and Wildlife: $88,000.00
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