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The Kern Water Bank conducts wildlife surveys to document the significant environmental benefits the project brings to the southern San Joaquin Valley. The Wildlife folder contains annual reports that document populations of San Joaquin kit foxes, Tipton kangaroo rats, and other mammals, and special status plants. The ongoing bird surveys document the significant populations of upland birds, raptors, and water birds that occupy water bank lands. Other surveys document such things as the aquatic ecology of our recharge basins.
Surveys
- 2008 Annual WildlifeMonitoring Report
- 2009 Annual WildlifeMonitoring Report
- 2010 Annual Wildlife Monitoring Report
- 2011 Annual Wildlife Monitoring Report
- 2012 Annual Wildlife Monitoring Report
- 2013 Annual Wildlife Monitoring Report
- 2014 Annual Wildlife Monitoring Report
- 2015 Annual Wildlife Monitoring Report
- 2016 Annual Wildlife Monitoring Report
- 2017 Annual Wildlife Monitoring Report
- 2018 Annual Wildlife Monitoring Report
- 2008 Christmas Bird Count
- 2009 Burrowing Owl Survey
- 2010 Burrowing Owl Survey
- 2011 Audubon Christmas Bird Count
- 2012 Bird Survey Report
- 2012 Audubon Christmas Bird Count
- 2013 August – March – Interim Bird Survey Report
- 2017 E-Bird Survey
- 2018 E-Bird Survey
- 2018 Audubon Checklist
- 2019 E-Bird Survey
- August 2012 – November 2013 – Raptor and Upland Bird Survey Report
- August 2012 – June 2015 – Raptor and Upland Bird Survey Report
- August 2012 – May 2016 – Raptor and Upland Bird Survey Report
- August 2012 – May 2017 – Raptor and Upland Bird Survey Report
- August 2012 – May 2018 – Waterbird, Raptor and Upland Bird Survey Report
- August 2012 – May 2019 – Waterbird, Raptor and Upland Bird Survey Report
- 2013 – California Legless Lizard Survey
- 2015, March – Tipton Kangaroo Trapping 1
- 2015, March – Tipton Kangaroo Trapping 2
- 2016 – CDFW Drought Project
- 2016 – CDFW Drought Project Interim Data
- 2016 – Monolopia Congdonii Recommendations
- 2017 – Kern Water Bank Ponds Aquatic Ecology, Monitoring, and Assessment
- 2017 – Population Genetics and Genetic Structure in San Joaquin Woolly Threads
- 2018 – Evaluating Mammalian Diversity in the Mojave Desert and Great Valley Ecoregions