Science Institute News Recent accomplishments of CDFW's scientific community Amargosa Vole Study May 31, 2017 in Wildlife Research A tiny, endangered mammal is the subject of an extraordinary conservation effort near the communities of Shoshone and Tecopa in Inyo County. Tagged With: California, vole, Amargosa, breeding, bulrush, captive, CDFW, desert marsh, endangered, extinction, habitat, Inyo, Mojave, research, School of Veterinary Medicine, Shoshone, springs, Tecopa, UC Davis, USGS
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