ACME LAB

Yukon Cumulative Effects Project

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​The study area is located in the Beaver River and Stewart River watersheds in central Yukon. The area is home for many large mammals, including moose, grizzly bears, wolves and caribou. The ACME lab is currently using camera trap data to determine the cumulative effects of anthropogenic landscape change on mammal communities. Mining activity and wildfires are the main disturbances in the area.

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Data type: Camera trap data and landcover data for sampling locations.
Data Available at Borealis Dataverse (click)
Number of cameras: ~145
Timespan: 2020 to 2023
Landcover data: Yukon Government
Partners: Yukon Government, Wildlife Conservation Society-Canada and the First of Na-Cho Nyak Dun 
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