What kind of habitat is best for a chance to spot a state-endangered American marten? It's something VFWD furbearer technician and University of Idaho grad student Katie Stiles has thought a lot about for her wildlife camera study of Vermont's martens. Katie's cameras are spread across high elevations in the Green Mounains, in a range of habitat types because of how her sampling method works. In our last video you saw Katie setting up a camera in fairly open hardwoods. But in this clip, we're at

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22K views · 224 reactions | The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is working with researchers from Michigan State University and the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa in an attempt to determine American marten numbers in North Dakota. Learn more about this study in this week's North Dakota Outdoors. | North Dakota Game and Fish Department | Facebook

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1.2M views · 10K reactions | Watch as Forest the American marten plays with a cardboard tube for enrichment. You can see his natural hunting behaviors, such as pouncing, batting, wrestling, biting, pulling, gripping with his feet and more. The adorable four-year-old marten is often rewarded after this type of play session with a treat. : Keeper Rebecca | Northwest Trek Wildlife Park | Facebook