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Learn about the salt marsh harvest mouse, a rare and endangered rodent that lives in tidal and brackish marshes around the San Francisco Bay Estuary. Find out its characteristics, habitat, threats, recovery plan and conservation status.
The salt-marsh harvest mouse is an endangered species endemic to the San Francisco Bay. Its salt marsh habitat could be highly impacted by sea-level rise. This organism is known to be found in these specific locales: Sonoma Creek discharge area known as the Napa Sonoma Marsh. Suisun Marsh, Solano County.
Learn about the salt marsh harvest mouse, the only mammal species that lives in coastal marshes and is endangered in the US. Find out how experts research and monitor this unique and at-risk animal and what you can do to help.
Learn about the endangered rodent that lives in the San Francisco Bay Area salt marshes and drinks sea water. Find out its appearance, diet, behavior, reproduction and threats.
Learn about the first single-season, unified regionwide survey of the endangered Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse (SMHM) in the San Francisco Estuary. Find out the objectives, methods, and significance of this collaborative project to protect and conserve this species.
19 sie 2001 · Learn about the geographic range, habitat, physical description, reproduction, behavior, and conservation status of salt marsh harvest mice (Reithrodontomys raviventris), a native species of California. These mice live in saline or brackish marshes and have a low reproductive rate and a short lifespan.
Learn about the salt marsh harvest mouse, an endangered species that lives in the salt marshes of California. Find out its description, ecology, habitat, reproduction, recovery plan, and sources of information.
