Fig. 1. Occurrence of white-tailed deer does with fawns at heel (inset, lower left) was surveyed at 62 camera sites (large block dots, scaled to the 0-9 month response variable) in the boreal forest of northeast Alberta, Canada. Anthropogenic landscape features are widespread across this landscape, including forest harvesting cutblocks (grey polygons), well sites (square dots), seismic lines (grey), and roads and trails (dark grey and colored lines). Lakes are in blue.