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

American marten Forest keeps cool with frozen mice treats! ☀️ With the warm temperatures this week, our animal care teams provide animals with plenty of cool treats- including popsicles and ice blocks. The animals also have plenty of shaded areas, fresh water, misters, and pools throughout their habitats. 📷: Keeper Rebecca | Northwest Trek Wildlife Park

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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