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Jason Fisher
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Research
Latest papers
When the wild things are: Defining mammalian diel activity and plasticity.
Science advances · 2025
Using global remote camera data of a solitary species complex to evaluate the drivers of group formation.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America · 2024
Latest funding
- $85,000
Indigenous-led research on wildlife densities on the Whitefish Lake First Nation territory
NSERC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $199,970
Urban black-tailed deer ecology: Factors contributing to population dynamics, habitat use, and response to reproductive intervention
NSERC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $183,662
Boreal mammals' response to Canadian oil sands development: Research to investigate the effects of industrial development on Canada's boreal forest mammal community
NSERC · 2022 · Principal investigator
2 publications.
When the wild things are: Defining mammalian diel activity and plasticity.
Devarajan K, Fidino M, Farris ZJ, Adalsteinsson SA, Andrade-Ponce G, Angstmann JL, Anthonysamy W, Aquino J, Asefa A, Avila B, Bailey LL, de Sousa Barbosa LM, de Frias Barreto M, Barton O, Bates CE, Beltrão MG, Bird T, Biro EG, Bisi F, Bohórquez D, Boyce M, Brashares JS, Bullington G, Burns P, Burr J, Butler AR, Calhoun KL, Cao TT, Casado N, Cepeda-Duque JC, Cepek JD, Chiarello AG, Collins M, Cordeiro-Estrela P, Costa S, Cremonesi G, Cristescu B, Cruz P, de Albuquerque ACF, De Angelo C, de Campos CB, de Sena LMM, Di Bitetti M, de Matos Dias D, Diefenbach D, Doherty TS, Dos Santos TP, Duarte GT, Eppley TM, Erb J, Esteves CF, Evans B, Falcão MLM, Fernandes-Ferreira H, Fieberg JR, de Souza Filho LCF, Fisher J, Fortin MJ, Gale GA, Gallo T, Ganoe LS, Garcia-Anleu R, Gaynor KM, Gelmi-Candusso TA, Gichuru PN, Gomez Q, Green AM, Guimarães LN, Haight JD, Harris LR, Hawn ZD, Heiman J, Hoang HQ, Huebner S, Iannarilli F, Iezzi ME, Ivan JS, Jaspers KJ, Jordan MJ, Kamilar J, Kane M, Karimi MH, Kelly M, Kohl MT, Kuvlesky WP, Ladle A, Larson RN, Le QT, Le D, Le VS, Lehrer EW, Lendrum PE, Lewis J, Link A, Lizcano DJ, Lombardi JV, Long R, López-Tello E, Lugarini C, Lugo D, MacKay P, Madadi M, Magalhães RA, Magle SB, Maia LHRD, Mandujano S, Marchenkova T, Marinho PH, Marker L, Pardo JM, Martinoli A, Massara RL, Masseloux J, Matiukhina D, Mayer A, Mazariegos L, McClung MR, McInturff A, McPhail D, Mertl A, Middaugh CR, Miller D, Mills D, Miquelle D, Miritis V, Moll RJ, Molnár P, Montgomery RA, Morelli TL, Mortelliti A, Mueller RI, Mukhacheva AS, Mullen K, Murphy A, Nepomuceno V, Ngoprasert D, Nguyen A, Van Nguyen T, Nguyen VT, Quang HAN, Nipko R, Nobre ACC, Northrup J, Owen MA, Paglia AP, Palmer MS, Palomo-Munoz G, Pardo LE, Parks C, de Oliveira Paschoal AM, Patterson B, Paviolo A, Pejchar L, Pendergast ME, Perotto-Baldivieso HL, Petrov T, Poisson MKP, Polli DJ, Pourmirzai M, Reebin A, Remine KR, Rich L, Richardson CS, Robino F, Rocha DG, Rocha FL, Rodrigues FHG, Rohnke AT, Ryan TJ, Salsbury CM, Sander HA, da Cruz Santos-Cavalcante NM, Sekercioglu CH, Seryodkin I, Setiawan DH, Shadloo S, Shahhosseini M, Shannon G, Shier CJ, Smith GB, Snyder T, Sollmann R, Sparks KL, Sribuarod K, St Clair CC, Stankowich T, Steinmetz R, Stevenson CJ, Sunarto Sunarto, Surasinghe TD, Sutyrina SV, Swaisgood RR, Taktehrani A, Thapa K, Thorton M, Tilker A, Tobler MW, Tran VB, Tucker J, Van Horn RC, Vargas-Soto JS, Velásquez-C KL, Venter J, Venticinque EM, Verschueren S, Wampole E, Watchorn DJ, Wearn OR, Weiss KCB, Welschen A, Widodo FA, Williamson J, Wilting A, Wittemyer G, Zavaleta A, Zellmer AJ, Gerber BD
Using global remote camera data of a solitary species complex to evaluate the drivers of group formation.
Twining JP, Sutherland C, Zalewski A, Cove MV, Birks J, Wearn OR, Haysom J, Wereszczuk A, Manzo E, Bartolommei P, Mortelliti A, Evans B, Gerber BD, McGreevy TJ, Ganoe LS, Masseloux J, Mayer AE, Wierzbowska I, Loch J, Akins J, Drummey D, McShea W, Manka S, Pardo L, Boyce AJ, Li S, Ragai RB, Sukmasuang R, Villafañe Trujillo ÁJ, López-González C, Lara-Díaz NE, Cosby O, Waggershauser CN, Bamber J, Stewart F, Fisher J, Fuller AK, Perkins KA, Powell RA
Indigenous-led research on wildlife densities on the Whitefish Lake First Nation territory
Principal investigators: Fisher, Jason JT
Keywords: camera trapping; community ecology; landscape change; macroecology; oil and gas; population dynamics; population ecology research; spatial ecology; wildlife conservation; wildlife management
Urban black-tailed deer ecology: Factors contributing to population dynamics, habitat use, and response to reproductive intervention
Principal investigators: Fisher, Jason JT
Keywords: landscape change; landscape ecology; population dynamics; population ecology research; urban ecology
Boreal mammals' response to Canadian oil sands development: Research to investigate the effects of industrial development on Canada's boreal forest mammal community
Principal investigators: Fisher, Jason JT
Keywords: camera trapping; community ecology; landscape change; landscape ecology; mammal ecology; oil and gas; population dynamics; spatial ecology; wildlife conservation; wildlife management
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
- Joseph Northrup and Mark Boyce: 1 shared paper
- Joseph Northrup and Jason Fisher: 1 shared paper
- Mark Boyce and Jason Fisher: 1 shared paper
- Environmental Studies, School of
- Wildlife Research and Monitoring
- Biological Sciences
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