Science Institute News Recent accomplishments of CDFW's scientific community Sierra Nevada Bighorn: A 21st Century Wildlife Success Story May 17, 2018 in Wildlife Research Seven animals. Can just seven Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep really make much of an impact on the species’ future? CDFW scientists believe so, which is why they came away pleased with the results of their annual spring helicopter capture this past March. Tagged With: bighorn, capture, capturing, collaring, ear tag, endangered, GPS, helicopter, monitoring, relocation, sheep, sierra nevada, tracking, translocation, VHF
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