Coyotes Thrive Despite Hazards in Idaho Study
Idaho State University researchers led by Dr Edson Fichter study coyote dispersal and home ranges on INEL land near Idaho Falls. Six coyotes wear radio collars with as many as 20 planned, covering a 175 square mile area. The project, funded by multiple agencies, ties coyote range to jack rabbit cycles while noting coyotes’ adaptability and omnivorous diet.
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Edson Fichter
Idaho State University
Fichter
Roger Woodruff
Idaho Falls
Idaho National Engineering Laboratory
INEL
AEC
Woodruff
Roger Rucker
Pocatello
Rucker
Arco Desert
Fish and Wildlife Service
ISU
O. Doyle Markham
Engineer honored for service in Bear River Basin planning
Dean E Bischoff received the Superior Service Honor Award from David L Crandall of the US Bureau of Reclamation in Salt Lake City. The citation, sent by Gilbert G Stamm, praises his leadership in planning irrigation facilities across Northern Utah, Southern Idaho, and Southwestern Wyoming and notes his long service since 1946.
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Dean E Bischoff
David L Crandall
Upper
Colorado River
Bureau of Reclamation
Salt Lake City
Gilbert G Stamm
Mr Stamm
Department of the Interior
Bear River Basin
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming Department of the Interior Superior Service
Bischoff
Army Engineer Corps
Smithfield Second Ward
Smithfield
Marian Weeks
Bureau
Bear River
Wyoming
Deane. Bischoff
David L. Crandall
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
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