Download the Report in sections: (all files in Adobe PDF format) Columbian White-tailed Deer Fisher Recovery Plan only * (Draft) Lynx Recovery Plan only * Merriam's Shrew Pallid Bat Pygmy Rabbit Recovery Plan only * Sea Otter Recovery Plan only * Townsend's big-eared Bat Western Gray Squirrel Recovery Plan only * (Draft) * Recovery plans are not part of the PHS series of management recommendations. However, these also can be referenced and are useful sources of information. Recommended Citations Appendix A: Contacts Useful When Evaluating Pesticides And Their Alternatives Return to main PHS page

Management Recommendations for Washington's Priority Species, Volume V: Mammals August 2004 Management Recommendations for Washington's Priority Species, Volume V: Mammals is currently in preparation. Until the volume is ready to be printed, several of the management recommendations that are ready for publication are available here. Additional species will be posted as their associated chapters are completed. All management recommendations are updated periodically. Though considerable effort has been made to present these versions in their final form, they may differ to some degree from the eventual printed renditions. This volume will be the forth published in a series of volumes containing species management recommendations. Each species account within this volume provides information on the mammal’s geographic distribution and the rationale for its inclusion on the PHS List. The habitat requirements and limiting factors for each species are discussed, and management recommendations addressing the issues in these sections are based on the best available science. Each species document includes a bibliography of the literature used for its development, and each has a key points section that summarizes the habitat requirements and management recommendations for the species. Management recommendations for Washington's priority habitats and species are intended to be used in conjunction with mapped and digital data which display important fish, wildlife, and habitat occurrences statewide. Data can be obtained by calling the PHS Data Request Line at (360) 902-2543. For more information visit the PHS Website. Questions and requests for additional PHS information may be directed to: Jeff Azerrad 2108 Grand Blvd. Vancouver, WA 98661 (360)906-6754