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    The document summarizes an animal survey conducted in Mayberry City Park over three years to determine if pollution abatement efforts will increase wildlife populations. Volunteers surveyed five zones in the park monthly, recording observations on tally sheets. The results were entered onto a website where they will be combined with data from over 100 other cities, and an overall summary will be posted. The survey found the highest numbers of chipmunks, squirrels, raccoons and birds in May, June and July, while deer numbers peaked in March and April.

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    The document summarizes an animal survey conducted in Mayberry City Park over three years to determine if pollution abatement efforts will increase wildlife populations. Volunteers surveyed five zones in the park monthly, recording observations on tally sheets. The results were entered onto a website where they will be combined with data from over 100 other cities, and an overall summary will be posted. The survey found the highest numbers of chipmunks, squirrels, raccoons and birds in May, June and July, while deer numbers peaked in March and April.

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    The document summarizes an animal survey conducted in Mayberry City Park over three years to determine if pollution abatement efforts will increase wildlife populations. Volunteers surveyed five zones in the park monthly, recording observations on tally sheets. The results were entered onto a website where they will be combined with data from over 100 other cities, and an overall summary will be posted. The survey found the highest numbers of chipmunks, squirrels, raccoons and birds in May, June and July, while deer numbers peaked in March and April.

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    Jacob Gribble

    Period 8
    10/11/16

    MALBERCITY
    RYPARK
    ANIMALSURVEY
    Purpose of survey. This survey took place to determine if improvements in pollution abatement near
    park and wetland areas will increase the wildlife population. This survey has been taken yearly for three
    years and will continue for a total of ten years.

    Procedures used. Mayberry City Park was divided into five zones. Two people surveyed each zone on
    the first of each month. Observations were recorded on tally sheets and later summarized by the group
    leader.

    Web site. The results were entered into a Web site were the results will be combined with surveys from
    over 100 cities. A summary of all data will be posted.

    SURVEY RESULTS
    Month Chipmonk Squirrels Raccoons Deer Birds
    s
    March 25 28 0 15 65
    April 75 25 5 14 72
    May 80 35 22 16 98
    June 140 40 25 12 120
    July 138 45 40 15 115

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