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Tracking challenge

WE'RE SHARING A SERIES OF POSTS TO INSPIRE YOU TO EXPLORE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD FOR SIGNS OF WILDLIFE!
AS YOU HEAD OUT, SEND US YOUR TRACKING QUESTIONS, PHOTOS, AND STORIES. Winners will be featured here and on our social media!
Tracking challenge 3: CArnivores! 
Learn more below, and see winners from our other challenges
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Tracking Challenge 2: Squirreling Around

2/22/2021

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​Author: Teri Lysak, Tracking Leader with the Wolverine Tracking Project
TRACKING CHALLENGE 2:
Squirreling Around!

Send us your photos of squirrel tracks and sign!
Winners will be chosen for:
- the clearest squirrel tracks,
-the most unusual squirrel tracks, and
- the most unusual sign!

Challenge Ends: March 15
Send photos to: [email protected]
Or, tag us on social media! #CaWTracks
Send us all your tracking questions and stories, too!
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A Douglas squirrel says hello to one of our Wolverine Tracking Project wildlife cameras on Mt. Hood.
Did you all get to enjoy the snow we received over Valentine's Day Weekend? I have never seen so much snow in Portland before! The snow was deeper than the tops of my boots as I walked along the sidewalk, and more was still coming down. There weren’t many tracks to be seen, apparently not many animals were venturing out in those conditions. The only tracks I saw were people and dogs - and one squirrel!

Squirrels are a great place to begin if you want to study the ecology of your backyard. Although they are very common, studying squirrels can take you on some quite unexpected journeys.  

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