Atlantic Rainforest, 2013: Steve Morgan’s detailed notes of a 2 month mammal survey in the REGUA reserve. He recorded 29 species including Orange-Spined Hairy Dwarf Porcupine, Tayra and Puma.
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Great report Steve. These types of ecological restoration projects are important in a world of 7 billion and growing humans. Your observations of what is happening here are equally important. Well done!
Great review Steve, it will be very helpful for me, and it was great to meet you. I have checked my camera trap and it appears that there are 2 male ocelots using the scratching tree now!