Use of Camera Traps to Survey and Monitor Mohave Ground Squirrels

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Project Goals/Objectives 2011-12 Fort Irwin, BLM, CDFG, MDEP, DMG, CSU-Stanislaus/ESRP and CERL have provided resourcesand support to expand MGS surveys using camera trapson non-DoD lands Continue large scale field test of camera trap surveys Provide data to help validate the PACT model that theCEC PIER program is evaluating Help to field test the MGS habitat suitability model thatthe USGS is developing Vegetation sampling data will be directly applicablewith ongoing CDFG vegetation mapping projects Research findings will be applicable across DoD andnon-DoD lands Project results will improve our knowledge of MGSdistribution
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