Division of Wildlife Conservation (DWC) Publication Details

Long-term monitoring and the importance of glacial habitat to harbor seals in Alaska

• Reference: Schmale, C. 2009. Long-term monitoring and the importance of glacial habitat to harbor seals in Alaska. Division of Wildlife Conservation, Federal Aid Interim Performance Report 1 July 2008–30 June 2009, Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Project 2.0, Juneau.
• Audiences: Scientist, Wildlife Manager
• Authors: Christine Alaine Schmale
• Funding Sources: FWS-SWG, FWS-WR
• Grants: AKW-19, AKW-27, AKW-R-4-2019
• GMUs or Areas:
• Keywords: harbor seal, Phoca vitulina, habitat, monitoring, vital rates, diet, population trend, molting, pupping, Tugidak Island
• Link: http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/static/home/library/pdfs/wildlife/research_pdfs/harbor_seals_2008_2009.pdf (PDF)
• Partners: Federal Aid-Wildlife Restoration Program, Alaska Department of Fish and Game
• Primary Authors: Christine Alaine Schmale
• Programs: Marine Mammals
• Project Numbers: 2.0, T-11-1
• Publication Types: Marine Mammals Scientific Publication, Grant Report
• Regions: Region II - Southcentral Alaska, Statewide
• Species: Harbor Seal
• Species Categories: Mammals, Marine Mammals
• Title: Long-term monitoring and the importance of glacial habitat to harbor seals in Alaska
• Topics: Distribution and Movements (including Migration), Population Abundance and Trends (Survey Inventory), Population Composition and Demographics, Physiology, Vital Rates, Diet
• Year: 2009

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