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Service Learning

with Parks
Canada
SNOWSHOE HARE BROWSING
I N P E I ’ S N AT I O N A L PA R K

Jenna Cahill
UNIV2030
March 21
Parks Canada
“On behalf of the people of Canada, we
protect and present nationally
significant examples
of Canada's natural and cultural
heritage, and foster public
understanding, appreciation and
enjoyment in ways that ensure the
ecological and commemorative
integrity of these places for present
and future generations.”
–Parks Canada Mandate
Some
Background
Information…
• Degradation of the Acadian Forest

• Restoration efforts in Dalvay

• Snowshoe Hare threaten the


success of these efforts
My Responsibilities

1. Design a research project that will be useful to

Parks Canada

2. Complete field work and data collection

3. Analyze data

4. Conduct extensive literature review

5. Write a research report


Overview of Research Methods
Transect/ Habitat Natural Planted Total Natural Planted Total
Plot # Suitability Trees Trees Trees Trees Trees Trees
Browsed Browsed Browsed
Leadership Skills

Recognizing Using Vision


Communication Confidence
Strengths Statements
References
• http://www.skolaiimages.com/stock/displayimage.php?album=17&
pid=5508
• https://www.pc.gc.ca/en/agence-agency/mandat-mandate
• Loo J & Ives N. (2003). The Acadian forest: Historical condition
and human impacts. The Forestry Chronicle, 79(3): 426-474.
• Peterson TS, Uesugi A & Lichter J. (2005). Tree recruitment
limitation by introduced Snowshoe Hares, Lepus americanus, on
Kent Island, New Brunswick. Canadian Field-Naturalist
119(4):569-572.
• Aldous CM & Aldous SE. (1944). The snowshoe hare- a serious
enemy to forest plantations. Journal of Forestry, 42: 88-94.

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