Profile
UENO Mayumi
Associate Professor
- Research Subject
Development of population estimation methods and trapping techniques for Japanese sika deer (Cervus nippon). Impact of deregulation of hunting and nuisance control on the population dynamics of Japanese deer. Assessment of spatial distribution of the invasive alien species raccoon dog and verification of the effectiveness of trapping projects. International comparison of resource utilization of ungulates.
- Research Fields
- Wildlife Management, Population Ecology, Policy Science, Game biology, Science of hunting
- Faculty - Division / Research Group / Laboratory
- Division of Human Sciences / Research Group of Regional Science / Laboratory of Regional Science
- Graduate School - Division / Department / Laboratory
- Division of Human Sciences / Department of Regional Science / Laboratory of Regional Science
- School - Course / Laboratory
- Division of Humanities and Human Sciences / Course of Human Sciences / Laboratory of Regional Science
- Contact
Email: ueno-mayumi(at)let.hokudai.ac.jp
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