Join in The Wild Experience 
( Field Trip Earth:  About The Project )
Be a part of The Wild Experience, an exciting multimedia presentation designed especially for Field Trip Earth visitors. The Wild Experience takes us on a tour of the conservation research projects highlighted on FTE.We'll meet new people, see remote and fascinating places, and interact with wildlife both familiar and exotic—it's an opportunity to work as wildlife researchers ourselves! Click on the icon above to start your journey.
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Red Wolf Recovery Quarterly Report - Through March 2013 
( Red Wolves of Alligator River:  About The Project )
This article summarizes data provided by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service in its most current Red Wolf Recovery Program Quarterly Report. Important information regarding pack status, overall population figures, mortality, captive management and agency partnerships is included. Reports from previous quarters can also be downloaded from the right-hand media column.
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Female Elephant Collared on Mt Cameroon! 
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Dr Mike Loomis reported that, on 14 February 2013, the elephant team collared a female elephant on Mt Cameroon. This is the fifth elephant collared in that area. For more details, see Elephant Collared on Mt Cameroon!
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Mexican Wolf Monthly Report: May 2013 
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What's the latest news on the packs and individual animals in the Mexican Wolf recovery program? This article summarizes data provided monthly by the Mexican Wolf Reintroduction Project Interagency Field Team.
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Tracking Turtle Strandings 
( Atlantic Sea Turtles:  About The Project )
Hundreds of sea turtles are stranded each year off the coast of North Carolina. Volunteers from the Network for Endangered Sea Turtles (NEST) and other organizations monitor strandings in order to better understand turtle conservation. These groups also work to rehabilitate, and return to the ocean, as many as possible. Page 2 of this article includes datasets and maps related to sea turtle strandings.
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