Status of Federally Listed Threatened and Endangered Species at Los Alamos National Laboratory

Summary

This report details the ongoing efforts by Los Alamos National Laboratory to manage and protect federally listed threatened and endangered species residing on or near its property. Biologists conduct annual surveys and implement a Habitat Management Plan to monitor species like the Mexican spotted owl and Jemez Mountains salamander. Recent findings indicate that Mexican spotted owl reproductive success significantly correlates with wetter conditions, informing ongoing conservation strategies.

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