Effect of Heavy Metals Barium and Chromium in Drilling Muds on Vegetation at Sudden Stream Hazardous Waste Site

Cook M. Effect of Heavy Metals Barium and Chromium in Drilling Muds on Vegetation at Sudden Stream Hazardous Waste Site

In 1996 (sporadically from February 19 to December 12) active radio frequencies scanned and located. Attempts made to visually id wolf, count other wolves present, determine colors of wolves, and make other observations, such as den sites, kills. Wolves were captured, darted, studied, and collared. Data collected included: location, pack #, drug/dose, physical characteristics, measurements, radiocollar info, samples collected. In 1997 (sporadically from January 22 to July 31) and 1998 (only January 21 and May 5), radioed wolves with active radio frequencies were located; wolves were visually identified where possible, non-radioed wolves were counted where possible, color determinations were made. Other observations such as den sites and kills were noted.

Type
Geospatial Dataset
Authors
Cook, Mary Beth
Units
CAKN , WRST
Keywords
Contaminants/Hazardous Mat., Contamination, DatasetCatalog, Hazardous Waste, Heavy Metals, Other, Vegetation, Wrangell - St Elias National Park, WRST

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