Annual vaccinations are vital to
protecting island foxes.
Not exact matches
As on the other
islands, the National Park Service has made great efforts to preserve and
protect these
island resources, including enforcement of marine
protected areas, stabilization of cultural sites, rehabilitation of historic buildings, removal of nonnative plants and animals, recovery of
island foxes, and reestablishment of bald eagles.
Suzi
Fox, Director at the Anna Maria
Island Turtle Watch and Shorebird Monitoring Program, reveals the species of nesting birds she works to
protect on the local beaches and what visitors can do to be respectful of these endangered creatures.
National Park Service staff will share how they
protect the park resources at stations on
island fox recovery, kelp forest monitoring, shipwreck research, historic preservation, and more.
The ability to quickly find injured or deceased
island foxes helps biologists identify threats to other
island foxes and allows everyone to act quickly to
protect entire
island fox populations.
In March 2004, four subspecies of the
island fox were classified as a federally
protected endangered species: the Santa Cruz
island fox, Santa Rosa
island fox, San Miguel
island fox and the Santa Catalina
island fox.