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2015-CWMP-Remote-Camera-Field-Season-Report

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43 The RFW class snow tracking labs results indicated higher species richness than that of the 4 plots surveyed (table 6). Bear, large weasel, and dog signs were documented during the class project and were not observed at all 4 lynx project plots. Moose and mouse were documented at 4 project plots and were not observed during the class project. The species diversity (Shannon-Weiner index) was just slightly higher than that of the lowest ranking site (plot 2) and evenness was lower than that of all 4 plots. Table 6: Species count based on wildlife signs (tracks, scat, feeding) at Moose Meadows, Blueberry Pass, February 2015.

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