Dr. Gilbert Proulx – Director of Science – Alpha Wildlife Research & Management Ltd.

Dr. Gilbert Proulx – Director of Science

“I am interested in wildlife ecology and management, and I am specialized in mammalogy. In the past, I have studied populations and habitats of ungulates, rodents and carnivores in North America. I have also tracked mammals in Africa and South America. I am a field-oriented scientist, and my activities focus on forest and agriculture ecosystems: i) searching solutions to conflicts between humans and wildlife; ii) studying the habitat requirements of species at risk and species of economic importance; iii) developing new technology to capture and study animals; and iv) producing textbooks, field guides,& educational material for the public and wildlife professionals.”

EDUCATION

Diploma Collegial Studies . 1973 . Jean-de-Brébeuf College, Montreal, Québec
B.Sc. (Biological Sciences) . 1976 . University of Montreal, Montreal, Québec
M.Sc. (Biological Sciences) . 1978 . University of Quebec at Montreal (UQAM), Montreal, Québec

Thesis (1978): Sur les caractéristiques des peuplements forestiers utilisés en hiver par l’orignal (Alces alces americana) dans le parc de La Vérendrye. 91 pages.

Ph.D. (Zoology) . 1982 . University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario

Thesis (1981): Relationship between muskrat populations, vegetation and water level fluctuations and management considerations at Luther Marsh, Ontario. 239 pages.

CERTIFICATIONS & AWARDS

Nelson-Hooper Award (best technical presentation . with Morley W. Barrett) – 1989 – Western Section of The Wildlife Society, California, USA.Certified Wildlife Biologist – 1992 – The Wildlife Society, Bethesda, Maryland.
Registered Professional Biologist – 1998 – Association of Professional Biologists of British Columbia, BC.
Prix Reconnaissance UQAM (Science) – 2003 – Outstanding wildlife career, University of Quebec at Montreal, Quebec.

PUBLICATIONS

Peer reviewed/edited articles & book chapters – 144
Peer reviewed textbooks – 6
Peer reviewed/edited field guides – 8
Popular Articles & Abstracts of Presentations – 106
Published reports and leaflets – 7
Technical Reports – 184

Total publications: 455

Peer-reviewed Textbooks (reverse chronological order)

Proulx, G., and E. Linh San. Editors. 2016. Badgers of the world: systematics, ecology, behaviour and conservation. Alpha Wildlife Publications, Alberta, Canada. 362 pages (ISBN 978-0-9958098-2-2).
Aubry, K., B. Zielinski, M. Raphael, G. Proulx, and S. Buskirk. Editors. 2012. Biology and conservation of martens, sables, and fishers : a new synthesis. Cornell University Press, Ithaca, New York, USA: In press.
Santos-Reis, M., J.D.S. Birks, E.C. O’Doherty, and G. Proulx. Editors. 2006. Martes in carnivore communities. Alpha Wildlife Publications, Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada. 224 pages (ISBN 0-9686235-8-1).
Harrison, D. J., A. K. Fuller, and G. Proulx, Editors. 2004. Marten and fishers (Martes) in human-altered environments: An international perspective. Springer Publishers, New York, New York, USA, 279 pages. (ISBN 0-387-22580-3).
Proulx, G. Editor. 1999. Mammal trapping. Alpha Wildlife Publications, Sherwood Park, Alberta. 241 pages (ISBN 0-9686235-0-6).
Proulx, G., H. N. Bryant, and P. M. Woodard. Editors. 1997. Martes: taxonomy, ecology, techniques and management. Proceedings of the Second International Martes Symposium, Provincial Museum of Alberta, Edmonton. 474 pages (ISBN 0-7732-5370-X hardcover and 0-7732-5362-6 paperback).

Peer- reviewed/edited articles & book chapters (reverse chronological order)

Do Linh San, E., Z. Brooke, J. Bielby, K. Nambiar, C. Carbone, J. J. Sato, and G. Proulx. In Press. The world’s small carnivores: distribution, ecological role, research effort and conservation status. In E. Do Linh San, J. Belant, J.J. Sato, and M. Somers, editors. The world’s small carnivores: distribution, ecological role, research effort and conservation status. Blackwell Publ., UK.
Proulx, G. In Press. How human-small carnivore conflicts can repeat themselves: examples from western Canada. The world’s small carnivores: distribution, ecological role, research effort and conservation status In E. Do Linh San, J. Belant, J.J. Sato, and M. Somers. Blackwell Publ., UK.
Proulx, G. In Press. American badger (Taxidea taxus) predation on Richardson’s ground squirrels (Urocitellus richardsonii) in southwestern Saskatchewan, Canada. In G. Proulx and E. Do Linh San, editors. Badgers: Systematics, ecology, behaviour and conservation. Alpha Wildlife Publications, Alberta, Canada.
Proulx, G, A. V. Abramov, I. Adams, A. P. Jennings, I. Khorozyan, L. M. Rosalino, M. Santos-Reis, G. Veron, E. Do Linh San. In Press. World distribution and status of badgers – A review. In G. Proulx and E. Do Linh San, editors. Badgers: Systematics, ecology, behaviour and conservation. Alpha Wildlife Publications, Alberta, Canada.
Proulx, G. 2015. Late-winter habitat of the Little Smoky boreal woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) population, Alberta, Canada: Composition and structural characteristics, and management implications. Canadian Wildlife Biology & Management 4(2).
Brook, R. K., M. Cattet, C. T. Darimont, P. C. Paquet, and G. Proulx. 2015. Maintaining ethical standards during conservation crises. Canadian Wildlife Biology & Management 4: 72-79.
Proulx, G., D. Rodtka, M. W. Barrett, M. Cattet, D. Dekker, E. Moffatt, and R. A. Powell. 2015. Humaneness and selectivity of killing neck snares used to capture canids in Canada: a review. Canadian Wildlife Biology & Management 4: 55-65.
Proulx, G. 2014. On the misuse of pesticides to control northern pocket gophers and Richardson’s ground squirrels in agriculture and the pressing need for sustainable solutions. Pages 134-157 in G.L. Holroyd, A.J. Trefry and B. Crockett, editors. Engaging People in Conservation Proceedings of the 10th Prairie Conservation and Endangered Species Conference February 19 to 22, 2013 – Red Deer, Alberta. Alberta Prairie Conservation Forum, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada.
Proulx, G. 2014. Late-winter Habitat Use by the Fisher, Pekania pennanti (Erxleben, 1777), in the Boreal Plains Ecozone of Northwestern Saskatchewan, Canada. Canadian Field-Naturalist 128: 272-275.
Proulx, G., and K. B. Aubry. 2014. The “Martes Complex” — An opportunity to bring together marten, fisher, sable, wolverine, and tayra biologists. Canadian Wildlife Biologist & Management 3: 30-33.
Proulx, G., and H. L. Dickson. 2014. Occurrence and distribution of fishers (Pekania pennanti) in the central aspen parklands of Alberta. Canadian Wildlife Biology & Management 3: 15-21.
Proulx, G., and H. L. Dickson. 2013. Photographic record of cougar (Puma concolor) in Ukalta Dunes Natural Area, East-central Alberta, Canada. Canadian Wildlife Biology & Management 2: 80-82.
Proulx, G. 2013. On the importance of field-based inventories in forest management. BC Forest Professional 20 (6): 16
Proulx, G. 2013. Late-winter habitat use by boreal woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou), in Northwestern Saskatchewan. Canadian Wildlife Biology & Management 2: 11-22.
Proulx, G., and N. MacKenzie. 2012. Observations of nocturnal hunting behaviour of American badgers, Taxidea taxus, in Southwest Saskatchewan. Canadian Field-Naturalist 126: 226-230.
Proulx, G., and N. MacKenzie. 2012. Use of a dorsal radio-transmitter implant to study the movements of American badgers, Taxidea taxus. Canadian Field-Naturalist 126: 221-225. (Cover photo of Volume 126, Issue 3).
Proulx, G. 2012. High spring mortality of adult Richardson’s ground squirrels, Urocitellus richardsonii, associated with a severe rainstorm in southwest Saskatchewan. Canadian Field-Naturalist 126: 148-151.
Proulx, G., K. MacKenzie, and N. MacKenzie. 2012. Distribution and relative abundance of Richardson’s Ground Squirrels, Urocitellus richardsonii, according to soil zones and vegetation height in Saskatchewan during a drought period. Canadian Field-Naturalist 126: 103-110.
Proulx, G., and B. P. Proulx. 2012. An addition to the mammalian fauna of Saskatchewan: the Western Harvest Mouse, Reithrodontomys megalotis. Canadian Field-Naturalist 126: 95-102.
Proulx, G., and M. Santos-Reis. 2012. A century of change in Martes research and management. Pages 471-489 in K. Aubry, B. Zielinski, M. Raphael, G. Proulx, and S. Buskirk, editors. Biology and conservation of martens, sables, and fishers: a new synthesis. Cornell University Press, Ithaca, New York, USA.
Proulx, G. 2012. The least weasel, Mustela nivalis, an orphan small carnivore species in Canada. Canadian Wildlife Biology & Management 1: 46-50.
Proulx, G. 2012. Why a new scientific journal on wildlife in Canada? Canadian Wildlife Biology & Management 1: 1-2.
Proulx, G., and N. MacKenzie. 2012. Relative abundance of American badger (Taxidea taxus) and red fox (Vulpes vulpes) in two landscapes with high and low rodenticide poisoning levels. Integrative Zoology 7: 41-47.
Proulx, G., M. R. L. Cattet, and R. A. Powell. 2012. Humane and efficient capture and handling methods for carnivores. Pages 70-129 in L. Boitani and R. A. Powell, editors. Carnivore ecology and conservation: A handbook of techniques, Oxford University Press, London, UK.
Proulx, G., N. MacKenzie, K. MacKenzie, and K. Walsh. 2011. Efficacy of aluminum phosphide tablets to control Richardson’s ground squirrel (Spermophilus richardsonii) populations in southern Saskatchewan, Canada. Crop Protection 30: 1039-1042.
Proulx, G. 2011. Field evidence of non-target and secondary poisoning by strychnine and chlorophacinone used to control Richardson’s ground squirrels in southwest Saskatchewan. Pages 128-134 in D. Danyluk, editor. Patterns of change. Proceedings of the 9th Prairie Conservation and Endangered Species Conference, February 2010. Critical Wildlife Habitat Program, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Proulx, G. 2011. Verification of a forest rating system to predict fisher, Martes pennanti, winter distribution in sub-boreal forests of British Columbia, Canada. Canadian Field-Naturalist 125: 7-11.
Proulx G. 2010. Factors contributing to the outbreak of Richardson’s ground squirrel populations in the Canadian Prairies. Proceedings Vertebrate Pest Conference 24: 213-217.
Proulx, G., N. MacKenzie, K. MacKenzie, K. Walsh, B. Proulx, and K. Stang. 2010. Strychnine for the control of Richardson’s ground squirrels: efficiency and selectivity issues. Proceedings Vertebrate Pest Conference 24: 125-128.
Witmer, G., and G. Proulx. 2010. Rodent outbreaks in North America. Pages 253-267 in G. R. Singleton, S. R. Belmain, P. R. Brown, and B. Hardy, editors, Rodent outbreaks – ecology and impacts. International Rice Research Institute, Metro Manila, Philippines.
Proulx, G. 2010 Mammal trapping, 1985 to the present. The Canadian Encyclopedia Historical Foundation of Canada. Available @: http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0 003114
Proulx, G. 2010. Fisher. The Canadian Encyclopedia.Historica Foundation of Canada. Available @: http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/PrinterFriendly.cfm?Params=A1ARTA0002826
Proulx, G., K. MacKenzie, N. MacKenzie, and B. P. Proulx. 2009. Uterine prolapse in an adult Richardson’s ground squirrel (Spermophilus richardsonii). Canadian Field-Naturalist 123: 370-371.
Proulx, G, and B. Genereux. 2009. Persistence of a reintroduced fisher, Martes pennanti, population in Cooking Lake-Blackfoot Provincial Recreation Area, Central Alberta. Canadian Field-Naturalist 123: 178-181.
Proulx, G. 2009. Conserving American Marten Martes americana winter habitat in sub-boreal spruce forests affected by Mountain Pine Beetle Dendroctonus ponderosae infestations and logging in British Columbia, Canada. Small Carnivore Conservation 41: 51-57.
Proulx, G. 2008. Late-winter habitat use by mule deer, Odocoileus hemionus, in central interior British Columbia. Canadian Field-Naturalist 122: 205-211.
Proulx, G. 2008. Studying fisher winter habitat in northern Saskatchewan muskegs. Martes Working Group 16(1): 7-8.
Proulx, G. 2006. Winter habitat use by American Marten Martes americana, in western Alberta boreal forests. Canadian Field-Naturalist 120: 100-105.
Proulx, G., and E. C. O’Doherty. 2006. Snowtracking to determine Martes winter distribution and habitat use. Pages 211-224 in M. Santos-Reis, J.D.S. Birks, E. C. O’Doherty, and G. Proulx, editors. Martes in carnivore communities. Alpha Wildlife Publications, Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada.
Proulx, G., R. Kariz, and J. Farkvam. 2006. Using forest inventory data to predict American marten distribution. Pages 77-88 in M. Santos-Reis, J.D.S. Birks, E.C. O’Doherty, and G. Proulx, editors. Martes in carnivore communities. Alpha Wildlife Publications, Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada.
Proulx, G. 2006. Using forest inventory data to predict winter habitat use by fisher Martes pennanti in British Columbia, Canada. Acta Theriologica 51: 275-282.
Proulx, G. 2005. The fisher of our Aspen Parklands. Edmonton NatureNews 2 (1): 21-22.
Proulx, G. 2005. Body weights of adult and juvenile Northern pocket gophers, Thomomys talpoides, in central Alberta alfalfa fields. Canadian Field-Naturalist 119: 551-555.
Proulx, G., and R. Kariz. 2005. Winter habitat use by moose, Alces alces, in central interior British Columbia. Canadian Field-Naturalist 119: 186-191.
Proulx, G. 2005. Long-tailed weasel, Mustela frenata, movements and diggings in alfalfa fields inhabited by northern pocket gophers, Thomomys talpoides. Canadian Field-Naturalist 119: 175-180.
Proulx, G. 2005. Integrating the habitat needs of fine- and coarse-filter species in landscape planning. In T. D. Hooper, editor. Proceedings of the Species at Risk 2004 Pathways to Recovery Conference. B.C. Species at Risk 2004 Pathways to Recovery Conference Organizing Committee, Victoria, B.C., 31 pages. Available @: http://www.llbc.leg.bc.ca/Public/PubDocs/bcdocs/400484/proulx_edited_final_march_17.pdf
Proulx, G. 2004. Effects of female scents on the trappability of northern pocket gophers (Thomomys talpoides). Crop Protection 23: 1055-1060.
Proulx, G., K. B. Aubry, J. Birks, S. W. Buskirk, C. Fortin, H. C. Frost, W. B. Krohn, L.Mayo, V. Monakhov, D. Payer, M. Saeki, M. Santos-Reis, R. Weir, and W. J. Zielinski. 2004. World distribution and status of the genus Martes in 2000. Pages 21-76 in D. J. Harrison, A. K. Fuller, and G. Proulx, editors, Martens and fisher (Martes) in human-altered landscapes: an international perspective. Springer, New York, New York, USA.
Proulx, G. 2004. Integrating scientific method and critical thinking in classroom debates on environmental issues. American Biology Teacher 66: 26-33.
Powell, R. A., and G. Proulx. 2003. Trapping and marking terrestrial mammals for research: integrating ethics, standards, techniques, and common sense. Institute of Laboratory Animal Research Journal (ILAR) 44: 259-276.
Proulx, G. 2002. Northern pocket gopher control – trapping. Wildlife Control Technology 9 (4): 48, 51-52.
Proulx, G. 2002. The northern pocket gopher. II – Poisons and gases. Wildlife Control Technology 9 (2): 28-30.
Proulx, G. 2002. The northern pocket gopher. I – Knowing the species. Wildlife Control Technology 9 (1): 18-21 (issue cover photo by G. Proulx).
Proulx, G. 2002. Effectiveness of trapping to control northern pocket gophers in agricultural lands in Canada. Proceedings Vertebrate Pest Conference 20: 26-31.
Proulx, G., and P. J. Cole. 2002. Evidence of a second litter in northern pocket gophers. Canadian Field-Naturalist 116: 322-323.
Proulx, G. 2002. Reproductive characteristics of northern pocket gophers, Thomomys talpoides, in Alberta alfalfa fields. Canadian Field-Naturalist 116: 319-321.
Proulx, G. 2002. Poison baits. Chapter in D. Pimentel, editor, Encyclopedia of Pest Management, Marcel Dekker Inc. Publishers, New York. (Online ISBN 0-8247-0517-3) – re-printed in 2007 by Taylor & Francis, CRC Press.
Proulx, G. 2002. Mammal trapping. Chapter in D. Pimentel, editor, Encyclopedia of Pest Management, Marcel Dekker Inc. Publishers, New York. (Online ISBN 0-8247-0517-3) – re-printed in 2007 by Taylor & Francis, CRC Press.
Proulx, G., and R. Verbisky. 2001. Occurrence of American marten within a connectivity corridor. Newsletter Martes Working Group 9 (1): 4-5.
Proulx, G. 2000. The impact of human activities on North American mustelids. Pages 53-75 in H. Griffiths, editor, Mustelids in a modern world: Management and conservation aspects of small carnivore:human interactions, Backhuys Publishers, Leiden, The Netherlands (ISBN 90-5782-066-8).
Proulx, G. 2000. Winter movements of long-tailed weasels in alfalfa fields inhabited by northern pocket gophers. Pages 13-15 in B. K. Calverley, editor. Proceedings First Alberta North American Waterfowl Management Plan Biodiversity Conference, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Proulx, G. 1999. The Bionic: an effective marten trap. Pages 79-87 in G. Proulx, editor, Mammal trapping, Alpha Wildlife Publications, Sherwood Park, Alberta (ISBN 0-9686235-0-6).
Proulx, G. 1999. Evaluation of the experimental PG trap to effectively kill northern pocket gophers. Pages 89-93 in G. Proulx, editor, Mammal trapping, Alpha Wildlife Publications, Sherwood Park, Alberta (ISBN 0-9686235-0-6).
Proulx, G. 1999. Review of current mammal trap technology in North America. Pages 1-46 in Proulx, editor, Mammal trapping, Alpha Wildlife Publications, Sherwood Park, Alberta (ISBN 0-9686235-0-6).
Pawlina, I., and G. Proulx. 1999. Factors affecting trap efficiency: a review. Pages 95-115 in G. Proulx, editor, Mammal trapping, Alpha Wildlife Publications, Sherwood Park, Alberta (ISBN 0-9686235-0-6).
Banci, V., and G. Proulx. 1999. Resiliency of furbearers to trapping in Canada. Pages 175-203 in Proulx, editor, Mammal trapping, Alpha Wildlife Publications, Sherwood Park, Alberta (ISBN 0-9686235-0-6).
Proulx, G., and P. J. Cole. 1998. Identification of northern pocket gopher, Thomomys talpoides, remains in long-tailed weasel, Mustela frenata longicauda, scats. Canadian Field-Naturalist 112: 345-346.
Proulx, G. 1998. Evaluation of strychnine and zinc phosphide baits to control northern pocket gopher populations in alfalfa fields, in Alberta, Canada. Crop Protection 17: 135-138.
Proulx, G. 1997. A new humane marten trap. Newsletter Martes Working Group 5: 8.
Proulx, G. 1997. Estimating fall whole-body weights of muskrats, Ondatra zibethicus, from skinned weights. Canadian Field-Naturalist 111: 643-645.
Proulx, G. 1997. A preliminary evaluation of four types of traps to capture northern pocket gophers, Thomomys talpoides. Canadian Field-Naturalist 111: 640-643.
Proulx, G., and D. K. Onderka. 1997. Trichophyton mentagrophytes ringworm infection in a northern pocket gopher, Thomomys talpoides. Canadian Field-Naturalist 111: 633-634.
Proulx, G. 1997. A northern pocket gopher (Thomomys talpoides) border control strategy: promising approach. Crop Protection 16: 279-284.
Proulx, G. 1997. Improved trapping standards for marten and fisher. Pages 362-371 in G. Proulx, H. N. Bryant, and P. M. Woodard, editors, Martes: taxonomy, ecology, techniques and Management Provincial Museum of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (ISBN 0-7732-5370-X hardcover and 0-7732-5362-6 paperback).
Badry, M. J., G. Proulx, and P. M. Woodard. 1997. Habitat use by fishers in the aspen parkland of Alberta. Pages 233-251 in G. Proulx, H. N. Bryant, and P. M. Woodard, editors, Martes: taxonomy, ecology, techniques and management. Provincial Museum of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Proulx, G. 1996. Pocket gopher research breakthroughs and roadblocks. Proceedings of the Alberta Beef Congress, Alberta Beef Congress, Red Deer, Alberta: 1-5.
Hubert, G. F., Jr., L. L. Hungerford, G. Proulx, R. D. Bluett, and L. Bowman. 1996. Evaluation of two restraining traps to capture raccoons in non-drowning water sets. Wildlife Society Bulletin 24: 699-708.
Proulx, G., and P. J. Cole. 1996. A fisher, Martes pennanti, with multiple amputations. Canadian Field-Naturalist 110: 335.
Proulx, G., L. Lounsbury, and H. N. Bryant. 1996. Northern pocket gophers, Thomomys talpoides, with white pelage from Alberta. Canadian Field-Naturalist 110: 330.
Pawlina, I. M., and G. Proulx. 1996. House sparrow feeding preference to natural color and blue coated seeds. Crop Protection 15: 143-146.
Proulx, G. 1995. An innovative and selective live-trap for raccoons (Procyon lotor). Small Carnivore Conservation (IUCN) 12: 19-20.
Proulx, G., M. J. Badry, P. J. Cole, R. K. Drescher, A. J. Kolenosky, and I. M. Pawlina. 1995. Summer activity of northern pocket gophers, Thomomys talpoides, in a simulated natural environment. Canadian Field-Naturalist 109: 210-215.
Proulx, G., M. J. Badry, P. J. Cole, R. K. Drescher, A. J. Kolenosky, and I. M. Pawlina. 1995. Summer above-ground movements of northern pocket gophers, Thomomys talpoides, in an alfalfa field. Canadian Field-Naturalist 109: 256-258.
Proulx, G., A. J. Kolenosky, P. J. Cole, and R. K. Drescher. 1995. A humane killing trap for lynx (Felis lynx): the Conibear 330 with clamping bars. Journal of Wildlife Diseases 31: 57-61.
Proulx, G. 1995. A multifaceted pocket gopher control program. Proceedings 1995 Conservation Workshop, Alberta Conservation Tillage Society, Calgary, pages 99-107.
Cole, P. J., and G. Proulx. 1994. Leghold trapping: a cause of serious injuries to fishers. Martes Working Group Newsletter 2 (1): 14-15.
Badry, M., G. Proulx, and P. Woodard. 1994. Habitat use by fisher in the aspen parkland of Alberta. Martes Working Group Newsletter 2 (1): 14.
Proulx, G., P. Proulx, J. M. Groenewegen, and L. Groenewegen. 1994. Yearling black bear (Ursus americanus) gives right of way to adult coyote (Canis latrans). Canadian Field-Naturalist 108: 229.
Proulx, G., A. Kolenosky, M. Badry, R. Drescher, K. Seidel, and P. Cole. 1994. Post-release movements of translocated fishers. Pages 197-203 in S.W. Buskirk, A. S. Harestad, M. G. Raphael, and R. A. Powell, editors, Martens, sables, and fishers: biology and conservation. Cornell University Press, Ithaca, New York, USA.
Proulx, G., and M. W. Barrett. 1994. Ethical considerations in the selection of traps to harvest martens and fishers. Pages 192-196 in S. W. Buskirk, A. S. Harestad, M. G. Raphael, and R. A. Powell, editors, Martens, sables, and fishers: biology and conservation. Cornell University Press, Ithaca, New York, USA.
Proulx, G., A. J. Kolenosky, M. J. Badry, P. J. Cole, and R. K. Drescher. 1994. A snowshoe hare snare system to minimize capture of marten. Wildlife Society Bulletin 22:639-643.
Proulx, G., and R. K. Drescher. 1994. Assessment of rotating-jaw traps to humanely kill raccoons. Journal of Wildlife Diseases 30: 335-339.
Proulx, G., I. M. Pawlina, D. K. Onderka, M. J. Badry, and K. Seidel. 1994. Field evaluation of the No. 1-1/2 steel-jawed leghold and the Sauvageau 2001-8 traps to humanely capture arctic fox. Wildlife Society Bulletin 22: 179-183.
Proulx, G., and R. K. Drescher. 1993. Distribution of the long-tailed weasel (Mustela frenata longicauda) in Alberta as determined by questionnaires and interviews. Canadian Field-Naturalist 107: 186-191.
Proulx,G., and M. W. Barrett. 1993. Field testing the C120 Magnum trap for mink. Wildlife Society Bulletin 21: 421-426.
Proulx, G., D. K. Onderka, A. J. Kolenosky, P. J. Cole, R. K. Drescher, and M. J. Badry. 1993. Injuries and behavior of raccoons (Procyon lotor) captured in the Soft Catch^TM and the EGG^TMtraps in simulated natural environments. Journal of Wildlife Diseases 29: 447-452.
Proulx, G., A. J. Kolenosky, and P. J. Cole. 1993. Assessment of the Kania^R trap to humanely kill red squirrels (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) in enclosures. Journal of Wildlife Diseases 29: 324-329.
Proulx, G., and M. W. Barrett. 1993. Evaluation of mechanically improved Conibear 220^TM traps to quickly kill fisher (Martes pennanti) in simulated natural environments. Journal of Wildlife Diseases 29: 317-323.
Proulx, G., and M. W. Barrett. 1993. Evaluation of the BionicR trap to quickly kill fisher (Martes pennanti) in simulated natural environments. Journal of Wildlife Diseases 29: 310- 316.
Proulx, G. 1993. The C120 Magnum for marten. Martes Working Group Newsletter (1):18-19.
Proulx, G., A. J. Kolenosky, M. J. Badry, P. J. Cole, and R. K. Drescher. 1993. Assessment of the Sauvageau 2001-8 trap to effectively kill arctic fox. Wildlife Society Bulletin 21: 132- 135.
Proulx, G., I. M. Pawlina, and R. K. Wong. 1993. Re-evaluation of the C120 Magnum and the Bionic^R traps to humanely kill mink. Journal of Wildlife Diseases 29: 184.
Badry, M. J., G. Proulx, and P. M. Woodard. 1993. Reintroduction of fisher in the aspen parkland of Alberta. Edmonton Naturalist 21(1): 23-26.
Proulx, G., and R. K. Drescher. 1992. Distribution of the long-tailed weasel in Alberta. Edmonton Naturalist 20 (3): 13-15.
Proulx, G., M. W. Barrett, and S. R. Cook. 1992. Erratum – The C120 Magnum: an effective quick-kill trap for marten. Wildlife Society Bulletin 20: 475.
Proulx, G., and M. W. Barrett. 1991. Ideological conflict between animal rightists and wildlife professionals over trapping wild furbearers. Transactions of the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference 56: 387-399.
Proulx, G., and M. W. Barrett. 1991. Evaluation of the Bionic^R trap to quickly kill mink (Mustela vison) in simulated natural environments. Journal of Wildlife Diseases 27: 276-280.
Proulx, G., M. W. Barrett, and S. R. Cook. 1990. The C120 Magnum with pan trigger: a humane trap for mink (Mustela vison). Journal of Wildlife Diseases 26: 511-517.
Proulx, G., and M. W. Barrett. 1990. Assessment of power snares to effectively kill red fox. Wildlife Society Bulletin 18: 27-30.
Hobson, D. P., G. Proulx, and B. L. Dew. 1989. Initial post-release behavior of marten, Martes americana, introduced in Cypress Hills Provincial Park, Saskatchewan. Canadian Field-Naturalist 103: 398-400.
Proulx, G., and M. W. Barrett. 1989. Animal welfare concerns and wildlife trapping: ethics, standards and commitments. Transactions of the Western Section of the Wildlife Society 25: 1-6.
Barrett, M. W., G. Proulx, D. Hobson, D. Nelson, and J. W. Nolan. 1989. Field evaluation of the C120 Magnum trap for marten. Wildlife Society Bulletin 17: 299-306.
Proulx, G., M. W. Barrett, and S. R. Cook. 1989. The C120 Magnum: an effective quick-kill trap for marten. Wildlife Society Bulletin 17: 294-298.
Proulx, G. 1989. Considérations sur les blessures des rats musqués (Ondatra zibethicus) en saison de reproduction. Mammalia 53: 19-23.
Cook, S. R., and G. Proulx. 1989. Mechanical evaluation and performance improvement of the rotating jaw Conibear 120 trap. ASTM Journal of Testing and Evaluation 17: 190-195.
Cook, S. R., and G. Proulx. 1989. Use of a digital waveform analyzer, accelerometers, and a load cell to measure momentum and clamping forces of killing traps for furbearers. ASTM Journal of Testing and Evaluation 17: 186-189.
Proulx, G., S. R. Cook, and M. W. Barrett. 1989. Assessment and preliminary development of the rotating-jaw Conibear 120 trap to effectively kill marten (Martes americana). Canadian Journal of Zoology 67: 1074-1079.
Proulx, G., and M. W. Barrett. 1989. On the development and implications of the Conibear 120 Magnum trap to harvest marten and mink. Pages 194-209 in R. Lafond, editor. Proceedings Northeast Fur Resources Technical Committee, Sept. 7-8, 1988, Beauport, Québec.
Proulx, G. 1988. Control of urban wildlife predation by cats through public education. Environmental Conservation 15: 358-359.
Barrett, M. W., G. Proulx, and N. Jotham. 1988. Wild fur industry under challenge – the Canadian response. Transactions of the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference 53: 180-190.
Proulx, G., and M. W. Barrett. 1988. A review of the 1985-88 humane trapping research program at the Alberta Environmental Centre, Vegreville, Alberta. Chap. III, Proceedings of the international symposium on trapping wild furbearers, Nov. 14-16, 1988, Edmonton, Alberta (ISBN-0-9694537-0-1).
Proulx, G., and F. F. Gilbert. 1988. The molar fluting technique for aging muskrat: a critique. Wildlife Society Bulletin 16: 88-89.
Proulx, G., D. V. C. Weseloh, J. E. Elliott, S. Teeple, P. A. M. Anghern, and P. Mineau. 1987. Organochlorine and PCB residues in Lake Erie mink populations. Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology 39: 939-944.
Proulx, G., J. A. McDonnell, and F. F. Gilbert. 1987. Effect of water level fluctuations on muskrat, Ondatra zibethicus, predation by mink, Mustela vison. Canadian Field-Naturalist 101: 89-92.
Proulx, G., and B. M. L. Buckland. 1987. Erratum – Productivity and mortality rates of southern Ontario pond and stream dwelling muskrat, Ondatra zibethicus, populations. Canadian Field-Naturalist 100: 378-380.
Proulx, G., and B. M. L. Buckland. 1986. Productivity and mortality rates of southern Ontario pond and stream dwelling muskrat, Ondatra zibethicus, populations. Canadian Field-Naturalist 100: 378-380.
Proulx, G. 1986. Civic-service clubs – a new horizon for wildlife professionals. Wildlife Society Bulletin 14: 94-97.
Proulx, G., and B. M. L. Buckland. 1985. Precocial breeding in a southern Ontario muskrat, Ondatra zibethicus, population. Canadian Field-Naturalist 99: 377-378.
Proulx, G., and F. F. Gilbert. 1984. Estimating muskrat population trends by house counts. Journal of Wildlife Management 48: 917-922.
Proulx, G. 1984. In defence of trapping. Canadian Geographic 104 (2): 82.
Proulx, G. 1983. Characteristics of moose (Alces alces) winter yards on different exposures and slopes in southern Quebec. Canadian Journal of Zoology 61:112-118.
Proulx, G., and F. F. Gilbert. 1983. The ecology of the muskrat, Ondatra zibethicus, at Luther Marsh, Ontario. Canadian Field-Naturalist 97: 377-390.
Proulx, G., and R. Joyal. 1981. Forestry maps as an information source for description of moose winter yards. Canadian Journal of Zoology 59: 75-80.

Dr. Gilbert Proulx – Director of Science