Wolverine Observations

Your name

Your email
Please include the best email address to follow up with questions or information about the observation being submitted.

Date of observation

Footprints or Animal Observation
--------- Tracks Direct observation of an animal Both

Location
Add a brief description of the general location the observation was made. If you didn't get a waypoint in the field but can pull one off of a map for us and include it here please do so (and note that in the notes section at the end of this form).

Latitude
Enter as decimal degrees "00.000000"

Longditude
Enter as decimal degrees. Must be a negative number for our study zone. "-000.00000"

Elevation
Enter in feet

Observation narrative
Record a short summary of the setting and details of the track or animal observation you are reporting

Photo permission
Do you grant Cascades Wolverine Project permission to share your images publicly on our website or social media? (Photo will be credited to the name submitted in this form unless you ask for something different in the notes above)
--------- Yes No Please contact me before use

Upload Images & Videos
Please include all of the images that you took even if they seem redundant to you--the more we have to look at the better.
File: Select ONE photo for public display:
File: Select ONE photo for public display:
File: Select ONE photo for public display:
File: Select ONE photo for public display:
File: Select ONE photo for public display:
File: Select ONE photo for public display:
File: Select ONE photo for public display:
File: Select ONE photo for public display:
File: Select ONE photo for public display:
File: Select ONE photo for public display:

By clicking submit, you acknowledge that your observation may be shared with our research collaborators to contribute to ongoing scientific studies, including the Washington Wolverine Research and Monitoring Group.  The group maintains the Database of Verifiable Wolverine Detections in Washington, a comprehensive database of non-telemetry-based, verifiable detections of wolverines in Washington from 1996 to the present.  

Additionally, the observations' generalized location (observations will be aggregated within 350 square mile hexagons) and a single photo may be displayed on an interactive digital map to showcase the collective efforts of our community in monitoring wolverine habitat. We commit to protecting information that could endanger the animals observed, as well as the locations where community scientists are recreating and observing.

Thank you for your contribution to this dataset created by, and for, the people who live, work and play in wolverine country!

-Cascades Wolverine Project