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DeerNet summarizes Internet resources dealing with the ecology, management and economic utilization of hoofed mammals. It reflects the research interests of the Wildlife Productivity and Management Program at the University of Alberta but is intended as a comprehensive resource for students, managers and scientists.
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Wildlife Productivity & Management ProgramThe Wildlife Productivity and Management Program at the University of Alberta was established in 1974 with the specific purpose of evaluating the agricultural potential of wild ruminants. The Metabolic Unit at the Edmonton Research Station was used until 1977 when the Ministik Field Station was established and stocked with bison, wapiti, mule deer, white-tailed deer and moose. Recently, the bison herd was moved to the University Ranch at Kinsella. Since establishment the program has been coordinated by Robert J Hudson. University coursesThe Wildlife Productivity & Management Group delivers the following academic courses using WebCT: ANSC 475. Wildlife production [Win 07] ENCS 376. Wildlife productivity & management [Fall 06] ENCS 476. Wildlife and rangeland systems [Win 07] Recent articlesBiology & Management
International wildlife trade Wildlife UtilizationRecent articles for the diversified livestock industry:
Future of diversified livestock
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ResearchCurrent and recent research projects include:
Feeding standards for farmed deer Graduate students
Gerry Kuzyk, PhD
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