Collection of wildlife observation data in support of a citizen science program at White Sands National Monument

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Collection of wildlife observation data in support of a citizen science program at White Sands National Monument: This project will allow baseline data to be obtained on wildlife species within the Worldâ¿¿s largest gypsum dune field at White Sands National Monument in support of a citizen science program. The project will focus on the development of a photo database of wildlife observations and estimate the distribution and abundance of key wildlife species. Globally gypsum soils have been shown to promote a rich diversity of endemic plants and animals. The information from this project will provide new media for public interpretation and understanding and be used to assist the monument in the development of a citizen science observation program, a simplified distribution map for the dune drive, and a photo database of animals that are rarely seen by the public. The associated analyses, species descriptions, and photo documentation will provide important information on the unique environmental conditions that formed and preserve this incredible gypsum island.