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Research
Latest papers
Listening for extinction: Range-wide occupancy highlights critical risks and priorities for northern spotted owls.
Ecological applications : a publication of the Ecological Society of America · 2026
Factors Influencing the Probability of Linear Feature Damage by Off-Highway Vehicle Activity in Northeastern Alberta.
Environmental management · 2026 · senior author
Energy-sector footprints, subsequent disturbances and footprint reclamation determine the direction and rate of landbird community trajectories in boreal forests.
Journal of environmental management · 2026 · senior author
Latest funding
- $150,000
Waterbird density models as indicators of local wetland health and large-scale environmental change
NSERC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $390,000
Understanding the ecology of boreal birds through automated soundscape analysis
NSERC · 2020 · Principal investigator
- $90,000
Understanding the ecology of boreal birds through automated soundscape analysis
NSERC · 2020 · Principal investigator
11 publications.
Listening for extinction: Range-wide occupancy highlights critical risks and priorities for northern spotted owls.
Lesmeister DB, Jenkins JMA, Davis RJ, Rugg NM, Appel CL, Bailey LL, Bayne E, Chestnut T, Duchac LS, Dugger KM, Ellis TD, Franklin AB, Gremel SA, Henderson A, Henson E, Higley JM, Hines JE, Hollen B, Kendall WL, Levi T, MacKenzie DI, McCafferty CE, Munger T, Press DT, Provost C, Reffler S, Ruff ZJ, Swingle JK, Tevini E, Thomas AD, Weldy MJ, Wert K, White A, Yackulic CB
Factors Influencing the Probability of Linear Feature Damage by Off-Highway Vehicle Activity in Northeastern Alberta.
Saini A, Dhami B, Leston L, Bayne E
Energy-sector footprints, subsequent disturbances and footprint reclamation determine the direction and rate of landbird community trajectories in boreal forests.
Kalukapuge T, Godwin CM, Foster KR, Saracco JF, Bayne E
Is it a mixedwood? Spatially-explicit responses to gradients in forest structure and composition in three boreal bird species.
Patterson L, Casey B, Bayne E
Configurational heterogeneity drives songbird diversity at distinct spatial scales in managed boreal forests.
Lebeuf-Taylor I, Martínez Lanfranco JA, Bayne E
Individual identification in acoustic recordings.
Knight E, Rhinehart T, de Zwaan DR, Weldy MJ, Cartwright M, Hawley SH, Larkin JL, Lesmeister D, Bayne E, Kitzes J
Gharial (Gavialis gangeticus) conservation in Bardia National Park, Nepal: Assessing population structure and habitat characteristics along the river channel amidst infrastructure development.
Dhami B, Maraseni T, Thapa K, K C N, Subedi S, Gautam S, Ayer S, Bayne E
Topographic and vegetation drivers of thermal heterogeneity along the boreal-grassland transition zone in western Canada: Implications for climate change refugia.
Estevo CA, Stralberg D, Nielsen SE, Bayne E
Habitat loss on the breeding grounds is a major contributor to population declines in a long-distance migratory songbird.
Hallworth MT, Bayne E, McKinnon E, Love O, Tremblay JA, Drolet B, Ibarzabal J, Van Wilgenburg S, Marra PP
Ecological insights from three decades of animal movement tracking across a changing Arctic.
Davidson SC, Bohrer G, Gurarie E, LaPoint S, Mahoney PJ, Boelman NT, Eitel JUH, Prugh LR, Vierling LA, Jennewein J, Grier E, Couriot O, Kelly AP, Meddens AJH, Oliver RY, Kays R, Wikelski M, Aarvak T, Ackerman JT, Alves JA, Bayne E, Bedrosian B, Belant JL, Berdahl AM, Berlin AM, Berteaux D, Bêty J, Boiko D, Booms TL, Borg BL, Boutin S, Boyd WS, Brides K, Brown S, Bulyuk VN, Burnham KK, Cabot D, Casazza M, Christie K, Craig EH, Davis SE, Davison T, Demma D, DeSorbo CR, Dixon A, Domenech R, Eichhorn G, Elliott K, Evenson JR, Exo KM, Ferguson SH, Fiedler W, Fisk A, Fort J, Franke A, Fuller MR, Garthe S, Gauthier G, Gilchrist G, Glazov P, Gray CE, Grémillet D, Griffin L, Hallworth MT, Harrison AL, Hennin HL, Hipfner JM, Hodson J, Johnson JA, Joly K, Jones K, Katzner TE, Kidd JW, Knight EC, Kochert MN, Kölzsch A, Kruckenberg H, Lagassé BJ, Lai S, Lamarre JF, Lanctot RB, Larter NC, Latham ADM, Latty CJ, Lawler JP, Léandri-Breton DJ, Lee H, Lewis SB, Love OP, Madsen J, Maftei M, Mallory ML, Mangipane B, Markovets MY, Marra PP, McGuire R, McIntyre CL, McKinnon EA, Miller TA, Moonen S, Mu T, Müskens GJDM, Ng J, Nicholson KL, Øien IJ, Overton C, Owen PA, Patterson A, Petersen A, Pokrovsky I, Powell LL, Prieto R, Quillfeldt P, Rausch J, Russell K, Saalfeld ST, Schekkerman H, Schmutz JA, Schwemmer P, Seip DR, Shreading A, Silva MA, Smith BW, Smith F, Smith JP, Snell KRS, Sokolov A, Sokolov V, Solovyeva DV, Sorum MS, Tertitski G, Therrien JF, Thorup K, Tibbitts TL, Tulp I, Uher-Koch BD, van Bemmelen RSA, Van Wilgenburg S, Von Duyke AL, Watson JL, Watts BD, Williams JA, Wilson MT, Wright JR, Yates MA, Yurkowski DJ, Žydelis R, Hebblewhite M
Waterbird density models as indicators of local wetland health and large-scale environmental change
Principal investigators: Bayne, Erin
Keywords: Environment
Understanding the ecology of boreal birds through automated soundscape analysis
Principal investigators: Bayne, Erin
Keywords: autonomous data collection; machine learning; migration timing and spatial patterns; ideal free versus ideal despotic habitat selection; abundant center hypothesis; differential habitat selection; density estimation; bioacoustics; climate change; landuse change
Understanding the ecology of boreal birds through automated soundscape analysis
Principal investigators: Bayne, Erin
Keywords: autonomous data collection; machine learning; migration timing and spatial patterns; ideal free versus ideal despotic habitat selection; abundant center hypothesis; differential habitat selection; density estimation; bioacoustics; climate change; landuse change
Boreal Ecosystem Recovery and Assessment (BERA) Project, Phase 2
Principal investigators: McDermid, Gregory GJ
Keywords: carbon cycling; environmental monitoring; forest recovery; forest restoration; greenhouse gas; human disturbance; peatlands; remote sensing; silviculture; wildlife response
Evaluating disturbance-mediated vegetation change and climate-change refugia potential across Alberta boreal forest lands
Principal investigators: Nielsen, Scott
BIOS2: Computational Biodiversity Science and Services
Principal investigators: Gravel, Dominique D
Keywords: big data; biodiversity; collaborative training; computational ecology; environmental assessment; global changes; modeling; monitoring; sustainable development; synthesis
Supporting avian conservation in managed forests: Forecasting forest biodiversity under alternate land-use**strategies
Principal investigators: Cumming, Steven
Avian habitat selection in space and time: Connecting individual behaviours to population patterns
Principal investigators: Bayne, Erin
Geospatial technologies for monitoring vegetation recovery on human disturbance features in Alberta's boreal forest
Principal investigators: Mcdermid, Gregory
NSERC CREATE for Enhancing Canada's Prosperity through Innovative Environmental Assessment, Monitoring and Management
Principal investigators: Humphries, Murray
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Dominique Berteaux and Gilles Gauthier: 13 shared papers
- Gilles Gauthier and Alastair Franke: 5 shared papers
- Erin Bayne and Oliver Love: 1 shared paper
- Erin Bayne and Kyle Elliott: 1 shared paper
- Erin Bayne and Aaron Fisk: 1 shared paper
- Erin Bayne and Dominique Berteaux: 1 shared paper
- Erin Bayne and Gilles Gauthier: 1 shared paper
- Erin Bayne and Alastair Franke: 1 shared paper
- Kyle Elliott and Aaron Fisk: 1 shared paper
- Kyle Elliott and Dominique Berteaux: 1 shared paper
- Kyle Elliott and Alastair Franke: 1 shared paper
- Aaron Fisk and Dominique Berteaux: 1 shared paper
- Biological Sciences
- Great Lakes Inst. for Environmental Res. (GLIER)
- Biologie, chimie et géographie
- Biologie
- Natural Resource Sciences
Co-authors at University of Alberta, colored by department. Thicker lines mean more shared papers; select anyone to open their profile and their own map.
Aaron Fisk
Great Lakes Inst. for Environmental Res. (GLIER)
1 shared papers, latest 2020
Dominique Berteaux
Biologie, chimie et géographie
1 shared papers, latest 2020
Kyle Elliott
Natural Resource Sciences
1 shared papers, latest 2020
Oliver Love
Biological Sciences
1 shared papers, latest 2021
Alastair Franke
Biological Sciences
1 shared papers, latest 2020
Gilles Gauthier
Biologie
1 shared papers, latest 2020
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