CMC Tortoise Documentation


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    The tortoise population in the Translocation Area at Copper Mountain College are monitored closely to determine effects of construction and other activities. The comprehensive monitoring efforts entail ecological surveys of tortoise population growth, survival and reproduction, as well as the health status of individual tortoise. Reports relating to these matters can be found here, and if you have any questions relating to these matters you can contact Biologist Dr. Paul Delaney at 760-366-3791 extension 0257.


    Reports

    2012 4th Annual Survey

     2012 Annual Status Report

    CMCCD Monthly Compliance Report 43, July 2012

    CMCCD Monthly Compliance Report 42, June 2012

    CMCCD Monthly Compliance Report 41, May 2012

    CMCCD Monthly Compliance Report 40, April 2012

    USFWS Designation of Dr  Delaney as Authorized Biologist 2012

    Dr. Delaney Letter Approving Dr. Henen 2012-TA-0294

    CMCCD Monthly Compliance Report 39, March 2012

    CMCCD Monthly Compliance Report 38, February 2012

     HCP Minor Amendment 2012, Scat Removal

    CMCCD Monthly Compliance Report 37, January 2012



    2011 Tortoise Documentation

    2010 Tortoise Documentation

    2009 Tortoise Documentation

    2008 Tortoise Documentation


    Training Documentation

    Tortoise Training Presentation