Research Track 8 currently has 20 projects outlined in our roadmap. Some examples include:
CBTP176 - National Data Standard Development
Develop standardized data definitions and collection templates for breeding, health, production, and economics across Canadian Bronze flocks.
CBTP179 - Minimum Viable Monitoring Protocol
Define a low-burden monitoring protocol that still captures essential genetic, health, and productivity indicators.
CBTP185 - Citizen Science Monitoring
Evaluate feasibility of structured citizen-science approaches for collecting behavioral, health, and production observations.
CBTP195 - Longitudinal Impact Evaluation
Measure whether the overall research program improves genetic diversity, productivity, and breeder retention over time.
Deliverables:
Interoperable databases, governance policies, reporting templates, and knowledge-transfer systems that persist. How it’s used: ensures continuity, coordination, and measurable conservation impact.
SEE MORE TRACKS
