Table 1.

Average prey selection and movement responses to human disturbances and natural habitat. Each individual was modelled separately and then averaged using inverse variance models

Species	Component	Variable	Coefficient	CI	n
Moose	Selection	Conifer	−0.116	0.173	18
		Deciduous/Mixedwood	−0.203	0.196	17
		Wetland	0.177	0.176	18
		ln(Distance to LF)	0.050	0.042	18
		ln(Distance to Poly)	0.012	0.088	18
		ln(Distance to RIP)	−0.058	0.045	18
	Movement	ln(SL)	−0.851	0.039	18
		ln(SL):Cos(Turn angle)	0.220	0.017	18
		Cos(Turn angle)	−0.821	0.135	18
		CLI:ln(SL)	0.344	0.104	3
		LIS:ln(SL)	0.060	0.217	2
		PT:ln(SL)	–	–	–
		Poly:ln(SL)	0.113	0.032	2
		RIP:ln(SL)	0.080	0.032	18

The reference categories were ‘other’ landcover and ‘undisturbed forest’ for selection and movement, respectively.

Abbreviations: CLI, conventional seismic, low‐grade roads and ice roads; LIS, low‐impact seismic; PT, pipelines and transmission lines; Poly, polygonal disturbances; RIP, riparian habitat; SL, step length.