Are woodland caribou doomed by climate change?

In May 2018, woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) were declared functionally extinct in the United States. The last remnant population in the Selkirks Mountains of Idaho dwindled to three lone females.

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Main Author: Langston, Nancy
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Published: Digital Commons @ Michigan Tech 2018
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Department of Social Sciences
Great Lakes Research Center
Life Sciences
Social and Behavioral Sciences
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Are woodland caribou doomed by climate change?
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