Finding Fishers.

MOUNTAIN pine beetle; SALVAGE logging; TREE cavities; BIRD refuges; FORESTS & forestry

The article "Finding Fishers" from Canadian Wildlife discusses the unique abilities of fishers, a predator of porcupines, and their struggles with trapping and habitat loss. Fishers are adept at reintroduction efforts and have shown adaptability in changing circumstances, shifting their diet and habitat preferences. The article also highlights the historical decline of fisher populations due to trapping and habitat destruction, as well as successful reintroduction projects in various regions. The text emphasizes the importance of preserving fisher habitats and the challenges faced by specific populations, such as the Columbian fisher in British Columbia. [Extracted from the article]

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