Paul Fraser has over 25 years of experience working in northern and western Canada, specializing in wildlife research on large carnivores and ungulates. He has worked on a variety of projects throughout western Canada (Alberta, BC, Yukon, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut) and for a range of industry and government clients. His work has focused on planning and conducting wildlife and wildlife habitat baseline investigations for proposed mining projects, onshore and offshore oil and gas developments, and infrastructure projects (airport runways, highway upgrades, stormwater facilities). Prior to moving to the consulting sector, PauI was a government wildlife research biologist in Alberta and the Northwest Territories. His expertise lies in wildlife inventories and habitat assessments, species at risk surveys, identifying appropriate mitigation strategies, data analysis and technical report writing. PauI has considerable experience collecting baseline data on population size, age, and sex structure; distribution and habitat use of various large mammal species (caribou, muskox, deer, elk, moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, bears, cougars, wolves) utilizing various census techniques: stratified strip transect, block quadrant, mark/recapture, pellet-group surveys, track counts, den and remote camera surveys.Contact via LinkedIn is reliable, or send him an email at pfraser@barr.com.