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Table 7: All wolverine survey area information.
+
Denotes a survey area without a run-pole installed.
^
Denotes the first
date photos were received in 2015 from survey areas left active over the winter. *Denotes the last date photos were
checked, but survey area was not uninstalled.
As previously described, wolverine survey areas are different from the others because they typically consist of
two cameras at each installation. The vicinity camera captures detections within the general area, and the run-
pole camera detects animals on the run-pole. For this reason, Table 8 displays both vicinity camera and run-
pole camera data. Ideally, it will give a more accurate understanding of detection rate, and species detected,
without doubling detection events. Most of the installations have two cameras, but in the cases of Blackjack
Ridge and one of the Mount Baker installations, there was only one camera. Blackjack Ridge did not have a
run-pole so only a vicinity camera was used. Volunteers installed a run-pole during their most recent camera
check in early fall. One Mount Baker installation had a run-pole camera but only false triggers have been
detected.
Wolverine Camera Survey Areas
Survey Area Location Number of
Installations
Installed Uninstalled Trap Nights Lure
Blackjack
Ridge
+
North Cascades 2 5/30/2015 9/26/2015 196 gusto
Chiwaukum North Cascades 2 1/4/2015
^
12/6/2015* 672 gusto/bait
Chiwawa North Cascades 2 6/25/2015 10/9/2015 211 bait
Ice Lakes North Cascades 1 6/19/2015 7/25/2015* 36 gusto/bait
Johnny Creek North Cascades 1 11/21/2015 N/A* N/A grizzly bear lure
Lookout
Mountain
South Cascades 1 5/9/2015 11/8/2015* 183 gusto/bait
Mt. Baker North Cascades 2 2/11/2015,
7/18/2015
7/18/2015,
8/24/2015*
157, 37 gusto/bait
Summer
Blossom Ridge
North Cascades 1 6/27/2015 N/A* N/A
Union Gap North Cascades 1 5/9/2015
^
12/5/2015* 210 gusto/bait