The Ecological Impact of Feral Burros on Bandelier National Monument

Koehler D. 1974. The Ecological Impact of Feral Burros on Bandelier National Monument. University of New Mexico

From June 1973 to May 1974, feral burros (Equus asinus) were studied within Bandelier National Monument, NM. Among the topics researched and noted were population range and density, effects on soils and erosion, impact upon vegetation and archeological sites, competition with other herbivores, and burro behavior.

Type
Academic
Authors
Koehler, David
Date of Issue
1974-12-01
Publisher
University of New Mexico
Units
BAND
Keywords
Animal Behavior, Animal Studies, Archeological Sites, Burro (Equus asinus), Competition (Species), Distribution, Erosion, Feral Animals, Impacts, Invasive Mammals, Population Density, Thesis, Vegetation

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