Bighorn sheep update, Canyonlands National Park and vicinity

Sloan WB. 1993. Bighorn sheep update, Canyonlands National Park and vicinity. National Park Service, Southeast Utah Group. Moab, UT

Bighorn sheep herds were observed by the author, largely on foot using radio telemetry, in late winter and early spring, 1993, in the Island in the Sky and Needles Districts of Canyonlands National Park, and in the Potash herd north of the park. Sloan describes movements and behavior of ewes, rams, and lambs. A disturbance study was initiated to determine the extent that vehicle, bicycle and foot traffic disturbed the sheep in the vicinity of the White Rim road in the Island in the Sky District.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Sloan, William
Date of Issue
1993-05-05
Publisher
National Park Service, Southeast Utah Group
Units
CANY
Keywords
Animal Studies, Animals, Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis), Disease, Human Impact, Inventory, Mammals, Management, Monitoring, Radio Telemetry, Reproduction, Threatened-Endangered-Sensitive Animals, Visitor Impacts

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