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MSCP Wildlife Corridor Monitoring

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Project description

A CBI study evaluating several MSCP habitat linkages and corridors critical to regional wildlife movement in the MSCP preserve. The study evaluated the functionality of the linkages, the large mammals and mesopredators using the linkages, constraints to animal movement, and underpass function.

Project Data - Files

Track Transect GPS data and SDTT overlap areas.doc 199KB 2000 S- F Trackstation Database.xls 1.12MB Summer and Fall 2001 Track Station Data1.xls 204.5KB Summer and Fall Camera Database 2000-2002.xls 632KB

Project focus

Project type: Monitoring

Target species: Bobcat, Coyote, Mountain lion

Data steward: Jerre Stallcup

Investigator: Jerre Stallcup

Main implementing entity: Conservation Biology Institute

Partner: City of Poway; City of San Diego

Point of contact: Jerre Stallcup

SDMMP lead: Sarah McCutcheon

Study lead: Jerre Stallcup

Files and Documents

2002 CBI 2002 MSCP Wildlife Corridor Monitoring Study

Prepared by:Conservation Biology Institute

2003 CBI 2003 MSCP Linkage Monitoring Review

Author(s):Conservation Biology Institute

2003 CBI 2003 MSCP Wildlife Corridor Monitoring Study

Prepared by:Conservation Biology Institute