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alces-228	Jensen, William F.; Smith, Jason R.; Carstensen, Michelle; Penner, Colin E.; Hosek, Brian M.; Maskey, Jr., James J.	EXPANDING GIS ANALYSES TO MONITOR AND ASSESS NORTH AMERICAN MOOSE DISTRIBUTION AND DENSITY	2018	10	.pdf	application/pdf	3869	179	55	Additionally, these maps may be used to inform the general public and managers regarding: 1) realistic expectations of moose densities and harvest rates relative to their location within moose range, 2) esti- mates of potential density within jurisdic- tions that are usually not surveyed (e.g., national parks, First Nation Reserves) via comparison with surrounding management units, 3) identification of management units that may be impacted by unregulated har- vest, and 4) identification of management units to optimize moose population densi- ties and recreational opportunities through harvest strategies and land management techniques. This band of high moose density is strikingly similar to the distribution of moose when at their low- est numbers in the late 1800s (Canada 1888, as cited in Peterson 1955).	cache/alces-228.pdf	txt/alces-228.txt