##  [Behavioral “bycatch” from Camera Trap Surveys Yields Insights on Prey Responses to Human-mediated Predation Risk](/resource/behavioral-bycatch-camera-trap-surveys-yields-insights-prey-responses-human-mediated) 

Organization

[University of British Columbia (UBC)](/organization/university-british-columbia-ubc)

 

 

Resource Type

[Peer reviewed article](/taxonomy/term/37)

 

 

Author(s)

Cole Burton

Christopher Beirne

Catherine Sun

Alys Granados

Michael Procko

Cheng Chen

Mitchell Fennell

Alexia Constantinou

Chris Colton

Katie Tjaden‐McClement

Jason Fisher

Joanna Burgar

 

 

Original Authors

Cole Burton

Christopher Beirne

Catherine Sun

Alys Granados

Michael Procko

Cheng Chen

Mitchell Fennell

Alexia Constantinou

Chris Colton

Katie Tjaden-McClement

Jason Fisher

Joanna Burgar

 

 

Resource Date:

July

2022

 

Page Length

13

 

 

This study used camera trap data to test predictions about predator-sensitive behavior in three ungulate species (caribou *Rangifer tarandus*; white-tailed deer, *Odocoileus virginianus*; moose, *Alces alces*) across two western boreal forest landscapes varying in disturbance.