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Welcome to the Wildlife Crossing Structures Field Course Photo Gallery! The images shown on these pages were taken during the workshop field trip, which featured eight stops along State Route 260 in Payson, Arizona. We encourage the free use of the images displayed here, which are suitable for use on the Web or computer slide presentations.

(All photographs are at a screen resolution of 72 dpi. If you would like a higher-resolution copy of a photograph for print purposes, please contact Katie McDermott, CTE technology transfer director.)

Fig. 1: Video cameras for recording wildlife at the east wildlife crossing
at Preacher Canyon and Little Green Valley

Fig. 2: Video cameras at the east wildlife crossing
at Preacher Canyon and Little Green Valley

Fig. 3: Earthen wall used to hide video recorders near the east wildlife crossing
at Preacher Canyon and Little Green Valley

Fig. 4: East wildlife crossing at Preacher Canyon and Little Green Valley.
Note the sloped, earthen walls. Wildlife such as deer and elk prefers this design

Fig. 5: Elk near east wildlife crossing at Preacher Canyon and Little Green Valley

Fig. 6: Trap for capturing elk near wildlife crossing
and fitting elk with GPS collars for satellite tracking

Fig. 7: West wildlife crossing at Preacher Canyon and Little Green Valley.
Note the hard, flat walls. Deer and elk are less likely to use wildlife crossings with this design.

Fig. 8: Wildlife crossing at Christopher Creek

Fig. 9: Wildlife crossing at Christopher Creek.
The white metal box holds video recorders.

Fig. 10: Video cameras at Christopher Creek

Fig. 11: Wildlife crossing at Christopher Creek near Hunter Creek

Fig. 12: Camp Tontozona, site of the classroom presentations


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