This is a cooperative project, between a number of wildlife agencies and Boards, that uses satellite radio collars to document seasonal range use and migration patterns of the Porcupine Caribou herd in northern Yukon, Alaska and NWT.

• Map of current locations
  * Discontinued*
  
  
• Herd updates
  Winter 2011-12 to Fall 2012.
  *updated October 16, 2012*
  
• Seasonal Movements
  Maps showing all locations during the 8 seasons of the caribou year.
  Compare between years!*updated June 21, 2012*
  
• Caribou Movements
  Maps showing movements of individual caribou for all years of this study *updated April 8, 2010*
  
• Current weather conditions
  See what the current weather conditions are within the Canadian portion of the Porcupine Caribou Herd range.
  
• Get your bearings
  Start with a map of the World, and zoom in to where the caribou are now
• Clickable Map
  We have added a webpage that provides links to some of the towns, parks and rivers within or near the range of the Porcupine Caribou herd
• Data Archive
  Archived data is currently unavailable while the data access protocol is being reviewed.
  
  For more information email: satellite@taiga.net
  

• About the project and the caribou we are following.
  
• Why use satellite collars?
  
• How does the satellite system work?
  
• How were the caribou captured?
  
• Why collar only cows?
  
• School participation in the program
  
• Program costs and sponsors
  
• Porcupine Caribou Herd Management
  
• Technical resource people for Porcupine Caribou
  
• Links to more Porcupine Caribou Herd Information
  
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  *NEW*: For information on barren-ground caribou around the world, check out the CircumArctic Rangifer Monitoring & Assessment Network website.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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