Dr. Steeve Côté has been a professor in the Biology Department since 2001, and enjoys a solid reputation for his work on the ecology and management of ungulates, backed by an eloquent list of publications and a strong research team. He has held an Industrial Research Chair on cervid-forest relations on Anticosti Island for almost 20 years, and has directed Caribou Ungava, a research program on the ecology of migratory caribou, since its inception in 2008. Part of his research also involves a long-term study begun over 30 years ago on the vital adaptation strategies of mountain goats in Alberta. An important objective of his work is to generate knowledge useful for the management and conservation of large herbivore populations.