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| Titles |
Migration: |
| Name |
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| Type of Resource |
still image |
| Abstract |
A picture of foliage. |
| Note |
Woodland caribou are known to have relatively short distance migration patterns, compared to their cousins, the barren ground Caribou. Woodland caribou may move short distances as part of their daily feeding routines. As for seasonal patterns of movement, woodland caribou might cover large distance to find calving grounds away from predators. |
| Subject Hierarchical Geographic |
North America--Canada------ |
| Subject Local Name |
--Migration--Barren--Barren Ground--Caribou--Woodland--Caribou--Feeding--Calving---- |
| Access Condition |
Prince Albert Model Forest |