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Marmot re-introduction continues successfully
WWF-Mongolia specialists in collaboration with relevant parties started re-introduction of marmot in the Nature Reserve in 2019. Under this project, they have re-introduced a total of 100 individuals of Siberian marmot (Marmota sibirica) during the last three years having brought them from Khustai Nuruu National Park.
A monitoring study conducted in May, 2022 showed a population growth of the marmots re-introduced was assessed as normal based on the documentations of new holes and their earth heaps appeared within the re-introduced area. “Overall, sustained marmot population growth requires a certain period of time, so increased participation of local communities and volunteer rangers is vitally important for successful continuation of the marmot re-introduction project ”, according to the experts. The Nature Reserve’s rangers and volunteer rangers will continue the monitoring study on the re-introduced marmots.
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Under this project, they have re-introduced a total of 100 individuals of Siberian marmot (Marmota sibirica) during the last three years having brought them from Khustai Nuruu National Park.