Wildlife Responses to Small-Scale Disturbances in Arctic Tundra

One obstacle to accurately assessing development impacts in the Arctic has been the small spatial scale of landscape disturbances. Information relevant to assessing wildlife responses to small-scale anthropogenic disturbances in arctic landscapes is reviewed.

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Published in:Wildlife Society bulletin 1994-07, Vol.22 (2), p.317-324
Main Authors: Truett, Joe C., Robert G. B. Senner, Kertell, Kenneth, Rodrigues, Robert, Pollard, Robert H.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Animal populations
Arctic tundra
Bird nesting
Caribous
Exploration
Gravel
In My Opinion
Landscape ecology
Landscapes
Oil fields
Petroleum industry
Tundras
Vegetation
Wildlife
Wildlife habitats
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Summary:One obstacle to accurately assessing development impacts in the Arctic has been the small spatial scale of landscape disturbances. Information relevant to assessing wildlife responses to small-scale anthropogenic disturbances in arctic landscapes is reviewed.
ISSN:0091-7648
1938-5463