Small mammal communities in Glacier National Parks fescue grasslands: implications of exotic plant invasions 2001 report
Pearson DE and Ruggiero LF. 2002. Small mammal communities in Glacier National Parks fescue grasslands: implications of exotic plant invasions 2001 report. US Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station. Missoula, MT
This is the second year of a study examining small mammal communities in 6 fescue grassland sites on the east side of Glacier National Park. The goals are to identify current small mammal communities and assess how they may be affected by exotic plant invasions, and also how these plant invasions may be facilitated by certain small mammals. No analysis of habitat could be done this year due to slow trapping, but baseline data is still being gathered.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Pearson, Dean; Ruggiero, Leonard
- Date of Issue
- 2002-01-28
- Publisher
- US Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station
- Units
- GLAC
- Keywords
- Animal Studies, Ecology, Exotic Species, Glacier National Park MT, Grassland, Impacts, Invasion, Mammals (Mammalia), Plants (Plantae)