##  [Which Linear Feature Characteristics Relate to Wildlife Use?](/resource/which-linear-feature-characteristics-relate-wildlife-use) 

Organization

[fRI Research](/organization/fri-research)

 

 

Project

[Restoration of Seismic Cutlines in Caribou Range in West-central and North-western Alberta: Maximizing Success and Targeting Areas Used by Alternative Prey](/project/restoration-seismic-cutlines-caribou-range-west-central-and-north-western-alberta)

 

Resource Type

[Fact sheet](/taxonomy/term/34)

 

 

Author(s)

Erin Tattersall

Karine Pigeon

Doug MacNearney

Laura Finnegan

Sunny Tseng

 

 

Original Authors

Erin Tattersall

Karine Pigeon

Doug MacNearney

Laura Finnegan

Sunny Tseng

 

 

Contacts

[Laura Finnegan](/contact/laura-finnegan)

 

 

Resource Date:

2023

 

Page Length

1

 

 

Linear feature restoration is aimed at conserving woodland caribou by deterring use by predators and other ungulate prey.

This infographic by Sunny Tseng describes the key results from a [paper by Erin Tattersall, Dr. Karine Pigeon, Doug MacNearney, and Dr. Laura Finnegan](/resource/walking-line-investigating-biophysical-characteristics-related-wildlife-use-linear "Walking the Line: Investigating Biophysical Characteristics Related to Wildlife Use of Linear Features")[.](https://friresearch.ca/publications/walking-the-line-investigating-biophysical-characteristics-related-to-wildlife-use-of-linear-features/)