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2017 Citizen Wildlife Monitoring Project Report_FINAL_WithAppendices

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19 Figure 4: All gray wolf installations for 2017 were located south of the I-90 Corridor. human (non-volunteer) (Table 5), were detected during the season. Of these species, Blue Lake Ridge detected eleven, nine were observed at Cispus and Little Naches, and eight at Manastash and Taneum. At the Blue Lake Ridge survey site, one Virginia opossum was detected and it is noted that while this species is not one of our priority species, the presence of a non-native species has been recorded.

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