Researching Wolverine Dispersal and Population Dynamics in Northern Alaska Using Genetic Techniques

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Researching Wolverine Dispersal and Population Dynamics in Northern Alaska Using Genetic Techniques: Phase I: engage partners, including local hunters and share information with other agencies Phase II: obtain wolverine samples and information Phase III: process samples and analyze genetic data Phase IV: produce written and visual products that can be used in outreach to communities throughout the region (minimally Kotzebue, Kiana, Kivalina, Anaktuvuk Pass, Arctic Village, Barrow). These products will be designed to be 508 compliant â¿¿ the NPS Alaska Region will do this in-house with existing staff and dollars.