Contribution: General Class Grants and Contributions Program
Trent University
$50,000.00
White-tailed Deer Telemetry and Genetics Study
FY 2022-23 · 2022-11-17
Summary
This contribution supports a study to advance knowledge on the movement, habitat use and genetics of white-tailed deer within Point Pelee National Park and the surrounding ecosystem. The research will have direct implications for vegetation and deer population management, landscape connectivity and understanding movement of zoonotic pathogens.
Department
Program
General Class Grants and Contributions Program
Recipient
Location
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
Recipient Type
Academia
Type
Contribution
Source
Proactive Disclosure - Grants and Contributions
As published
Reference Number
154-2022-2023-Q3-00019
Amendment Number
0
Agreement Type
Contribution
Recipient Type
S
Recipient Legal Name
Trent University
Recipient Country
CA
Recipient Province or Territory
ON
Recipient City
Peterborough
Recipient Postal Code
K9L 0G2
Federal Riding
Peterborough-Kawartha
Federal Riding (French)
Peterborough-Kawartha
Federal Riding Number
35084
Program Name
General Class Grants and Contributions Program
Program Name (French)
Programme de subventions et de contributions de catégorie générale
Program Purpose
To assist recipients in conducting activities and delivering projects that will support Parks Canada Agency in fulfilling its mandate.
Program Purpose (French)
Fournir un soutien aux bénéficiaires dans la conduite d’activités ou l’exécution de projets concourant à la réalisation du mandat de l’Agence Parcs Canada
Agreement Title
White-tailed Deer Telemetry and Genetics Study
Agreement Title (French)
Étude du suivi des cerfs pour la protection de l’écosystème
Agreement Number
GC-1838
Agreement Value
$50,000.00
Agreement Start Date
2022-11-17
Agreement End Date
2025-03-31
Description
This contribution supports a study to advance knowledge on the movement, habitat use and genetics of white-tailed deer within Point Pelee National Park and the surrounding ecosystem. The research will have direct implications for vegetation and deer population management, landscape connectivity and understanding movement of zoonotic pathogens.
Description (French)
Cette contribution soutient une étude visant à faire avancer les connaissances sur les déplacements et l’utilisation de l’habitat des cerfs de Virginie au Parc national de la Pointe-Pelée et de l’écosystème environnant, et les conséquences directes pour la gestion de la végétation, la connectivité du paysage, et la compréhension du mouvement des pathogènes zoonotiques.
Expected Results
Canada’s natural heritage is protected for present and future generations
Expected Results (French)
Le patrimoine naturel du Canada est protégé dans l’intérêt des générations présentes et futures
Organization Code
pc
Organization
Parks Canada | Parcs Canada
