41. Michigan Wildlife Conservancy The number of bald eagles, pine martens or other wildlife supported is the bottomline for us. The average cost of wetland restoration by the Michigan http://www.miwildlife.org/rm.asp

Tangible Results, Cost-Effective Methods Since its founding in 1982, the Michigan Wildlife Conservancy has helped restore: Wetlands more than 6,700 acres over 2,400 acres Fish habitat more than 1,000 stream improvement structures installed Why "helped" restore? Because we don't take full credit for the restorations we've accomplished. We always work in cooperation with others. We work with landowners, volunteers, businesses, government and funding sources to keep costs down. By cooperating with and involving others, we leverage additional funding and volunteer help to accomplish our goals. In the process, we help many people become part of the process of helping wildlife. Return on Investment We strive to maximize the return on investment. We choose projects that result in quick, cost-effective, and lasting improvements for wildlife. The number of bald eagles, pine martens or other wildlife supported is the bottom line for us. The average cost of wetland restoration by the Michigan Wildlife Conservancy is about $250 per acre. The Conservancy spent $1,000 to restore 50 acres of wetland in Allegan County at the low cost of only $20 per acre. Ten miles away, a project we were not involved in spent $26,000 to make only 4.3 acres of marsh. Some developers and government agencies spend up to $100,000 per acre to create wetlands to replace those drained in the course of their work. Funds invested with the Michigan Wildlife Habitat Foundation result in tangible, cost-effective habitat projects with real benefits to wildlife.

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Overview News Technology Conditions of Use ... Home Kingdom Animalia Phylum Chordata Subphylum Vertebrata Class Mammalia Order Carnivora Family Mustelidae Subfamily Mustelinae Species Martes foina Martes foina (beech marten) Information Classification editLink('skunkworks/.accounts/ad64ef1e-3035-4c2c-a516-2c524aa79d22') 2005/09/18 18:26:33.591 GMT-4 By Kimberlee Carter Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Subphylum: Vertebrata Class: Mammalia Order: Carnivora Family: Mustelidae Subfamily: Mustelinae Genus: Martes Species: Martes foina Geographic Range Martes foina can be found in southern Europe, including Spain and Italy, and the islands of Crete, Rhodes, and Corfu. The are also found as far east as the Caucasus and Asia Minor to the Himalayas. A population of beech martens is now established in Wisconsin, United States, as a result of the pet trade. GCT-SECEM, 2004 Grizimek, 1990 Virgos and Garcia, 2002 Wild Natures, 2003 Biogeographic Regions: nearctic introduced palearctic introduced ... introduced Habitat Beech martens prefer deciduous forest and rock outcroppings in mountainous habitats. They are found above 2000 m during summer months and at lower elevations during the winter months. They prefer open landscapes, being less dependent on forested habitats than other Martes species.

43. Scottish Wildlife In Lochaber Pine martens are also regular visitors to the lodges but like the Squirrel needa little enticement. Highland wildlife Park (Just north of Kingussie) http://www.birchbrae.com/activities/seewildlife.asp

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BirdForum Information Wanted Information Wanted View Thread : RFI: Pine Martens - Speyside or West coast dbradnum Hi everyone, My parents are heading up to Scotland for Whitsun week (based just S of Inverness, spending time in Speyside and on the west coast) and are very keen to see Pine Marten. We have tried a couple of sites in the past, but without success. Does anyone have any details of such places, or even semi-reliable sites by day? If private message is more appropriate, that's fine. Where have BF members seen these fantastic animals? Thanks in advance, David edenwatcher This is probably not allowed as it refers to a specific company, but here goes anyway: Try Speyside Wildlife (www.speysidewildlife.co.uk) - they have a hide which they bait with jam, peanut butter etc.. Cost was £15 for the evening last year and worth every penny. We saw 2 individuals at a range of about 3 feet. Sightings are VERY reliable. Some days are not available (set aside for their tour groups) but we went on a Saturday in May last year and were the only people. Rob dbradnum Brilliant - that's exactly the sort of thing I was looking for. Now I'm going to be absolutely gutted if parents go and manage to see them... :C

45. The Waabizheshi (pine Marten) Project and the Great Lakes Indian Fish wildlife Commission (GLIFWC) are trying to Typically, pine martens eat redbacked and meadow voles (a mouse-like http://www.glifwc.org/pub/spring02/waabizheshi.htm

The Waabizheshi (pine marten) project Why isn’t the pine marten flourishing in the Chequamegon-Nicolet Forest? By Sue Erickson, Staff Writer Odanah, Wis.— Waabizheshi (marten), a sleek, furry spitfire, hisses and growls as researchers approach its trap camouflaged with pine boughs and snow. Its bright brown eyes stare out from the dark trap, bold and alert, letting everyone know this little guy means business. On this particular day, the trapped marten was “Pale-face,” a pine marten frequently captured on the Chequamegon side of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest and named because of the light-colored fur on his head and face. After a quick prick with a needle containing an immobilizer, Pale-face lost his aggression and was lifted peacefully out of the cage to undergo testing. Unlike the marten’s larger relative, the fisher, whose populations have flourished, martens remain rare, seem not to be reproducing and are dispersing only minimally from reintroduction sites, says GLIFWC Wildlife Section Leader Dr. Jonathan Gilbert. In fact, the pine marten, once extirpated in Wisconsin as a result of over harvest and habitat loss, was reintroduced in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest (CNF) by the late Dr. Ray Anderson in a collaborative effort between the USFS, the state of Wisconsin, and UW-Stevens Point. However, pine martens remain on Wisconsin’s “threatened species” list today.

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53. BBC NEWS | England | North Yorkshire | 'Extinct' Pine Marten In Comeback wildlife experts believe the pine marten, once declared extinct in England Vincent wildlife Trust, said I m reasonably confident we do have martens in http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/north_yorkshire/3953599.stm

Home TV Radio Talk ... Newswatch Last Updated: Tuesday, 26 October, 2004, 07:42 GMT 08:42 UK E-mail this to a friend Printable version 'Extinct' pine marten in comeback 'Credible' sightings have prompted efforts to track the pine marten The pine marten - declared extinct in England a decade ago - is making a comeback in North Yorkshire, wildlife experts believe. New sightings on the edge of the North York Moors have prompted the Forestry Commission to set out feeding tubes to collect hair samples for DNA analysis. They hope that bait - including the mammal's favourite jam sandwiches - will lure the animals into the tubes. Once common in England, the animals were driven away by Victorian trappers. Gut feeling The Forestry Commission has teamed up with the Moors National Park, Hull University and local conservationists to find conclusive evidence that pine martens have ventured south from their refuge in the Scottish highlands. Brian Walker, Forestry Commission biodiversity officer, said: "My gut feeling is that we do have pine martens in this part of North Yorkshire. "Over the years we've had many sightings, some cases of mistaken identity, but others very convincing.

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56. Species At Risk - Species At Risk - RENEW Annual Reports - Canadian Wildlife Ser Latest population estimate about 300 martens in Newfoundland (1996) The recovery team is working on establishing wildlife/ecological reserves and http://www.speciesatrisk.gc.ca/publications/renew/1988-98/marten_e.cfm

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