Black-Tailed Prairie Dog Area of Occurrence (SAR)

Black-Tailed Prairie Dog Area of Occurrence (SAR) Areal Extent (hectares) of black-tailed prairie dog colonies in the Park monitored through colony perimeter mapping every 2 years. This is actively managed to increase prairie dog population through a combination of plague mitigation (i.e. dusting and sylvatic plague vaccine baits) and habitat enhancement/colony expansion (i.e. mowing edges, fire and grazing regimes) and upon feasibility and risk assessment, population expansion (i.e. translocations to abandoned colonies and establish new colonies on disturbed sites). 2023-11-29 Parks Canada stefano.liccioli@canada.ca Nature and Environmentblack-tailed prairie dogcolonyarea of occurencespecies at riskcolony dynamicsSaskatchewan Black-Tailed Prairie Dog Area of Occurrence (SAR)CSV https://open.canada.ca/data/dataset/d5a75b00-f93f-4e42-9672-85a6a77d4ea3/resource/fd4a4f5c-d357-4c1c-9f8c-bbec7d9ad1c2/download/grasslands_np_black-tailed_prairie_dog_area_of_occurrence_1993-2019_data.csv Black-Tailed Prairie Dog Area of Occurrence (SAR) - Data DictionaryCSV https://open.canada.ca/data/dataset/d5a75b00-f93f-4e42-9672-85a6a77d4ea3/resource/4bed44b8-73e4-4f2f-953c-7a6e69ec6585/download/grasslands_np_grasslands_black-tailed_prairie_dog_area_of_occurrence_1993-2019_data_dictionary.csv

Areal Extent (hectares) of black-tailed prairie dog colonies in the Park monitored through colony perimeter mapping every 2 years. This is actively managed to increase prairie dog population through a combination of plague mitigation (i.e. dusting and sylvatic plague vaccine baits) and habitat enhancement/colony expansion (i.e. mowing edges, fire and grazing regimes) and upon feasibility and risk assessment, population expansion (i.e. translocations to abandoned colonies and establish new colonies on disturbed sites).

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