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CWMP Winter 2013-2014 Monitoring Report Final

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41 CWMP 2013-2014 Winter Field Season Report APPENDIX 1: SPECIES PRIORITY LIST Tracking priority for this study in descending order Level 1 Wolverine Fisher Lynx Wolf Marten Grizzly Bear Cougar Mountain Goat Level 2 Elk Mule Deer Mountain Red Fox Level 3 Black bear Bobcat Coyote Raccoon River Otter Beaver Any other wild mammals larger than a snowshoe hare encountered in the field. Do Not Record Snowshoe Hare and smaller animals KEY Level 1 species should be trailed wherever possible. In the case of the top 5 species (wolverine, fisher, lynx, wolf, and marten), these can be trailed even before a transect is completed, as they are critical rare species. Level 2 species should be trailed in the absence of Level 1 species, after completing the outward leg of your transect and where time is available. Level 3 species should only be trailed if there are no level 1 or 2 species present on transect.

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