Non-native mammals - Gwaii Haanas

Non-native mammals - Gwaii Haanas Non-native mammal species are monitored annually in areas critical for the protection important seabird islands. Remote cameras are deployed for 15-days to annually detect any changes to the mammal community at key sites. Non-native species pose the greatest ecological threat in Gwaii Haanas. Deer dramatically alter the vegetation and rats, racoons and squirrels impact native species both directly (predation) and indirectly (competition). 2018-08-01 Parks Canada tyler.peet@pc.gc.ca Nature and EnvironmentNon-native mammalsremote camerapredationmammal communitiesecological threatBritish Columbia Non-native mammals - Gwaii HaanasCSV https://124gc.sharepoint.com/:x:/s/external/_layouts/15/download.aspx/EeRY7eoMaUpPqSZJJGME3GgBhtZQkeQ4yH-rkHPad33Rvw?e=q4832X

Non-native mammal species are monitored annually in areas critical for the protection important seabird islands. Remote cameras are deployed for 15-days to annually detect any changes to the mammal community at key sites. Non-native species pose the greatest ecological threat in Gwaii Haanas. Deer dramatically alter the vegetation and rats, racoons and squirrels impact native species both directly (predation) and indirectly (competition).

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