Camera Trapping Study at Culp’s Hill/Spangler Spring, Gettysburg National Military Park Fall 2020
Wilson AM. Camera Trapping Study at Culp’s Hill/Spangler Spring, Gettysburg National Military Park Fall 2020. Research Permit and Reporting System
This report presents the results of a class project in the Wildlife Ecology (ES 302) course at Gettysburg College. The study was part a national community-science mammal monitoring program called Snapshot USA, which is organized by The Smithsonian’s eMammal program. We obtained photos of 12 species of mammal in addition to four identified birds species. The Gray Squirrel was the most commonly captured species with 1,925 photos, followed by White-tailed Deer with 1,389 .
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- Wilson, Andrew
- Publisher
- Research Permit and Reporting System
- Units
- GETT