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Interim White Nose Disease Management Plan National Park Service, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Final A Myotis lucifugus with WNS. Prepared by Joel Despain
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Document Date: 2012-08-16 18:34:31

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WNS / /

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United States / Canada / /

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park newspaper / disinfection protocols / park equipment / shoe decontamination equipment / decontamination protocols / chemicals / food / /

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Cave Research Foundation / National Speleological Society / National Park Service / Chief Division of Interpretation / Sequoia Natural History Association / Western Region / Western Cave Conservancy / US Fish and Wildlife Service / Cave Specialist’s Office / /

Person

Beth Hunkins / Harold Werner / Annie Esperanza / Affidavit / Joel Despain / Sequoia Natural / Alysia Schmidt / Dana Dierkes / Crystal Cave / Mark Tilchen / Danny Gammons / /

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Park Interpretive Specialist / Education Director / Executive Director / Chief / Resource Management and / Park Physical Sciences Branch Chief / Deputy Director / Park Interpreter and Physical Science Technician / Physical Science Branch Chief / Deputy Director of Operations / park Superintendent / park-approved Trustee / Manager for Crystal Cave / Trustee / Biologist / Superintendent / Chief / Communications / Specialist / /

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Missouri / Oklahoma / /

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western Oklahoma / eastern US / /

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USFWS protocol / Fish and Wildlife Service decontamination protocols / disinfection protocols / be decontaminated using the USFWS protocol / /

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