|
|
Wildlife Ecology E-Journal: Friday, May 23, 2003 |
|
 Dr. Kevin Crooks of UW-Madison teaches students how to detect carnivores and other large mammals using a sand track station method. |
|
 Students practice setting up a track station, complete with smelly scent... |
 ...and voila! |
 Kevin also shows students how to use remotely-triggered cameras as another method for detecting animals. |
 Betsy, Katie, Pam, Sarah, and Angela capture the first raccoon! |
 A common visitor at many mammal traps, Peromyscus sp. (deer mouse or white-footed mouse). |
|
|
|
|
|
||||||||||||||||||
