A Multimolecular Perspective for Wildlife Recovery
A case study of Isle Royale wolves
Featured Speaker
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Samuel HerveyPostdoctoral Researcher, Michigan Technological University
When relocating wildlife to small and isolated populations, genetic viability is of upmost importance and justifies the need for long-term genetic monitoring to ensure its success. This session uses the recent relocation of wolves to Isle Royale as a case study, to demonstrate how implementing a variety of genetic tools can aid in our understanding of viability to inform relocation success.
- The role inbreeding plays within small and isolated populations
- Novel genetic methods to monitor wildlife noninvasively
- How to translate genetic information into direct management application
Join us to explore how molecular tools are used to assess and predict population viability, providing insights for informed management decisions.
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