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2017 Citizen Wildlife Monitoring Project Report_FINAL_WithoutAppendices

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21 Installations Date Nights Alaska Lake MBSNF 1 2017/01/20^ 2017/05/25 125 None Easton OWNF 3 2017/01/07^ 2017/09/06* 823 None Gold Creek OWNF 5 2017/06/04 2017/10/2 240 Gusto Price Creek OWNF 2 2017/06/04 2017/11/21 340 None Crystal Springs OWNF 1 2016/09/25^ 2017/01/13 110 None Over the course of the season, mountain lions, a level two species, were detected at both Gold Creek and Price Creek. Seven level three species, including black bear, bobcat, coyote, elk, mule deer, snowshoe hare and smaller mammals, and human (non-volunteer) were detected. All species were seen at Easton except the detection of a mountain lion (Table 7). Table 7. Number of detection events by species at I-90 survey areas. Species Detection Events at I-90 Camera Survey Areas 2017 Species Priority Level 2 Level 3 Survey Area Mountain Lion Bobcat Black Bear Coyote Elk Mule Deer Snowshoe Hare and smaller mammals Human (non- volunteer) Alaska Lake 5 51 3 Crystal Springs 3 1 1 1 Easton 6 2 9 17 17 15 13 Gold Creek 2 11 2 3 8 1 Price Creek 1 1 79 47 4 WOLVERINE Our wolverine survey areas this season spanned throughout Washington's North and South Cascades, both east and west of the Cascade Crest (Figure 6).

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