Tiffany Wolff's research while affiliated with University of Minnesota Duluth and other places

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Publication (1)

Assessing translocation effects on the spatial ecology and survival of muskrats Ondatra zibethicus
Article
  • May 2021
Muskrats Ondatra zibethicus are semiaquatic herbivores experiencing long-term and widespread population declines across North America. Translocation may be a viable tool to bolster or reestablish local populations; however, subsequent effects of translocation on muskrats are unknown. We live-trapped and translocated radiomarked muskrats (n = 65) du...

Citations

... maximum river distance detected for our resident beavers), used for ≥7 days for transient sites, and ≥91 days (3 months) for permanent sites (similar to methods in Woodford et al., 2013;Matykiewicz et al., 2021). Time to permanent settlement was recorded as the time an individual was released subtracted from the first time an individual was encountered at its permanent settlement site. ...
Reference: Movement Patterns of Resident and Translocated Beavers at Multiple Spatiotemporal Scales in Desert Rivers