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For more information on species & ecosystem science:

Wildlife Science
360-902-2515
wildthing@dfw.wa.gov

Fish Science
360-902-2700
fishpgm@dfw.wa.gov

Habitat Science
360-902-2534
habitatprogram@dfw.wa.gov

 

Fish and Wildlife Research Posters

A Comparison of Home Range Mapping Techniques For Golden Eagles in Washington
This poster provides information on home range analysis & mapping utilizing data obtained from satellite telemetry.

A Geographic Information System  Toolset for Aerial surveying and Tracking of (Cervus elaphus) in Sightability-Correction Modeling
This poster provides information on aerial surveys techniques, equipment and data analysis.

Amphibian Migration Across a New Residential Road
This poster provides information on seasonal amphibian migrations routes associated with road and subsequent mortalities.

Field Observations of Ovipostion and Early Development for the Coastal Tailed Frog (Ascaphus Truei)
This poster provides information on Tailed Frog ovipostion location and egg development.

Maintaining Lentic-Breeding Amphibians in Urbanizing Landscapes of the Puget Sound Ecosytem: Do Current Regulations Protect Pond-Breeding Amphibians?
This poster provides information current wetland protection regulations (buffers) and habitat requirements of stillwater-breeding amphibians.

Modern Strategies for Wildlife Data Collection, Dissemination and Reporting
This poster provides information on state of the art data management.

Preliminary Analysis of Diet in Post-Metamorphic Northwestern Salamanders (Ambystoma gracile)
This poster provides information on the first study to examine the diet of terrestrial Ambystoma gracile.

Profiling Poachers: Using Randomized Response Technique to Estimate Rates of Hunting Violations by Deer and Elk Hunters in Washington State
This poster provides information on Randomized Response Technique to asses rates of illegal hunting activity.

Sex-Specific Identification of Ascaphus Truei at Maturity
This poster presents information on field determinations of the sex for Ascaphus truei.

The Contribution of Working Forests and the Forest and Fish Adaptive Management in Sustaining Ecosystems for Amphibian Assemblages in the Pacific Northwest
This poster provides information on current forest practices and the goals of the Forest and Fish Habitat Conservation Plan.

Torrent Salamander Movement Ecology: Perspective on a “Sedentary” Species
This poster presents information on movements of Olympic Torrent Salamanders.

Washington Morning Dove Banding Study
This poster provides information on harvest rates and population trends of Washington’s Mourning Doves.

We’ve been warned, WDFW’s forests are at risk
This poster provides information on effects of fire suppression and forest health.

What’s up with Wusky? Lower Columbia River Resident Dark Goose Program Evaluation
This poster provides information on the Dusky Canada Goose management in southwest Washington.