Special Issue from the Martes Working Group
Preface for the Special Issue
by Joanna Burgar, Jenny MacPherson, & Rich Weir
This special issue emerges from the collaborative efforts of the Martes Working Group an international association dedicated to advancing research and conservation efforts for the species within the Martes complex, more appropriately known as the Guloninae – fishers, martens, sables, tayras and wolverines – that all share similar ecological roles and challenges.
Peer-Reviewed Articles
A path towards the conservation and recovery of Guloninae species worldwide
Climate Change
Conservation Biology
Conservation Planning
Guloninae
Wildlife Policy
Using temperature loggers to monitor den box use by American martens, fishers, and tree squirrels
by Michael J. Joyce, Taylor B. Velander, Michael C. McMahon, & Ron A. Moen
Guloninae Non-Invasive Monitoring Remote Cameras
Wildlife Management
What is the future for The Martes Complex (Guloninae) in the face of climate change and ecological breakdown?
by Johnny Birks, Stephanie Johnstone, Ed Snell, & Jenny MacPherson
Climate Change Conservation Biology Conservation Planning
Guloninae Wildlife Policy
Genetic aspects of interspecies hybridization between sable and pine marten based on microsatellite loci data
by Maryana N. Ranyuk, Makar V. Modorov, & Vladimir G. Monakhov
Genetics Guloninae Hybrids
Morphology STRUCTURE
Differentiation and adaptation among fishers in Western Canada: Evidence for validity of Pekania pennanti columbiana subspecies
Biogeography Conservation Biology Guloninae
Morphology Population Ecology Subspecies
Use of multi-modelling methods to inform conservation and reintroductions of pine marten Martes martes in Britain
by Jenny MacPherson, Patrick Wright, Nathan Schumaker, & Sydney Watkins
Carnivore Conservation Conservation Biology
Guloninae Reintroductions Translocations Wildlife Management
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