Cassidy's and your support purchased 4 radio collars!
Cassidy's 4 refurbished radio collars are out on foxes!
Island fox populations are stableacross the Channel Islands, but recovery is only as sustainable as our participation in protecting them from introduced threats.
Radio Monitoring
Radio-tracking
collars remain the best technology for monitoring island fox survival.
These collars allow biologists to determine from a distance that an
island fox is alive and active in its habitat. If something happens to a
fox and it stops moving for 6 hrs, the radio collar signal changes,
alerting biologists that something has happened to that individual
island fox. Quick response to the death of a collared fox allows new
diseases or other threats to be discovered early–protecting the rest of
the uncollared population.
Avalon 50K Update - Island foxes are sad to report that Cassidy Smith has sustained an injury making her unable to run in theAvalon 50K on Saturday, January 7. The sponsorships she has received will be carried over to a new race and still go to work helping island foxes.