Dominique Berteaux

The paper examines how islet microhabitat characteristics and snow goose density affect nest survival in tundra birds, finding islets provide partial refuge from arctic fox predation.

The paper integrates predator energetics and behavior into a functional response model to explain indirect interactions in a vertebrate community, finding that predator energetic balance drives changes in prey interactions.

The paper examines how snowmelt timing and predation influence species occurrence and community structure in Arctic ecosystems over 10 years.

This study develops a predictive model of Arctic fox space use using tracking data and agent-based simulations, showing it accurately forecasts movement patterns based on habitat and ecological factors.

This study examines how resource availability and territoriality affect foraging behaviors in Arctic foxes based on encounters with conspecifics.

The paper links climate, caribou populations, and human well-being by integrating Indigenous and scientific knowledge through long-term interviews with hunters.