Job Progress Report - Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration: Large Carnivore Ecology and Populations Status

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Published: December 2001

Pages: 36

Author(s): Gary Koehler

Objectives
The objectives of this proposal is to obtain a better understanding of the status, ecological role, and relationships to human populations of large carnivores in the state. Studies of lynx will define how lynx use landscape features and micro-habitat types. Investigations on cougars will identify cougar populations characteristics and define environmental and human social parameters in areas where cougar-human interactions occur, whereas the objectives for predation study is to assess the effects of predation on elk and deer population recruitment by bear and cougars.

Suggested citation

Koehler, G. 2001. Job Progress Report Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration: Large Carnivore Ecology and Populations Status. Progress Report. Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Olympia WA, USA. 34p.