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Wildlife Surveys and Monitoring with the Use of Remote Camera Traps in the Greater Oak Flat Watershed near Superior, Arizona

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Date Published: 
May 21, 2012
Authors: 
Roger Featherstone
Sandra Doumas
Sergio Avila-Villegas
Sky Jacobs

In September, 2011 we initiated a two-year “camera trap” mammal survey in the Greater Oak Flat Watershed near Superior, Arizona.

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Final EIS
Reference Information: 

Featherstone, R., S. Jacobs, S. Avila-Villegas, and S. Doumas. 2012. Wildlife surveys and monitoring with the use of remote camera traps in the Greater Oak Flat Watershed near Superior, Arizona. Tucson, Arizona: Arizona Mining Reform Coalition. May 21.

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