Two subspecies of northern flying squirrel are federally listed as endangered due to habitat loss. Fun Fact. Humans have long sought to replicate the flying ... |
According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Carolina Northern Flying Squirrel (fuscus) is endangered and the Virginia Northern Flying Squirrel ( ... |
Some of the squirrel's major threats include habitat loss and fragmentation, climate change, introduced forest pests, disease, and pollution. Invasive woolly ... |
This article describes the conservation needs of the endangered Northern Flying Squirrel and provides recommendations for its protection. |
Conservation genetics of endangered flying squirrels from the Appalachian mountains of eastern North America. Animal Conservation, 8, 123–133. Bakker, V. J. ... |
The primary threats to this species are incompatible forest management practices, large high-severity wildfires, and climate change. |
In the northwestern United States and western Canada, the flying squirrel is a critical food item for the endangered spotted owl. Thus, if its habitat is ... |
Their small populations are vulnerable to habitat destruction, fragmentation, and pollution. Fun Facts: Flying squirrels, which don't actually fly, can use ... |
Glaucomys sabrinus coloratus, North Carolina flying squirrels were designated as endangered in 1985. Between the 1880's and the 1920's, 500,000 acres of forest ... |
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