Habitat Use by Roosevelt Elk in Unmanaged Forests of the Hoh Valley, Washington

Jenkins KJ and Starkey EE. 1984. Habitat Use by Roosevelt Elk in Unmanaged Forests of the Hoh Valley, Washington. The Journal of Wildlife Management. 48(2):642-646

Study of Roosevlet elk (Cervus elaphus roosevelti) in the Hoh River Valley using aerial photography and radio collaring. Movements of elk were monitored for 3 seasonal periods: summer, winter and late winter. Six vegetation types were mapped. Study site within Olympic National Park, WA.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Jenkins, Kurt; Starkey, Edward
Units
OLYM
Keywords
Animal Studies, Hoh River Watershed, Olympic National Park, Radio Telemetry, Roosevelt Elk (Cervus elaphus roosevelti), Vegetation

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