Christopher L. Hauer,^1,*,** Jamie Shinskie,^1,*** Rebecca Picone,^1,**** David McNaughton,^2,***** Jon Dimitri Lambrinos,^1,****** Joseph Hovis<sup>1,*******

1</sup>Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs, Fort Indiantown Gap National Guard Training Center, Building 26-151 Tomstown Road, Annville, PA 17003
²U.S. Navy, NAVFAC Southwest, Broadway Complex, San Diego, CA 92132

^*Corresponding author: chauer@pa.gov; 570-573-5270
^**Christopher Hauer is a wildlife biologist with the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs at Fort Indiantown Gap National Guard Training Center, Pennsylvania. His research interests include the ecology and conservation of rare and endangered small mammals. He received an MS in Biology from East Stroudsburg University.
^***Jamie Shinskie holds an MS in Biology from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania. Her research experience includes studying population dynamics of herpetofauna and the manipulation and integration of geographic information systems. She is currently a wildlife technician with the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs at Fort Indiantown Gap National Guard Training Center, where she is involved in several fire ecology, herpetofauna, and small mammal projects.
^****Rebecca Picone is a wildlife technician with the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs at Fort Indiantown Gap National Guard Training Center. She is involved with bats, butterflies, botany, and herpetology related projects, among others. She received a BS in Environmental Research Management from the Pennsylvania State University.
^*****David McNaughton is a Natural Resources Specialist with the US Navy at Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Southwest in San Diego, California. He works with endangered small mammal contracts, and he received a BS in Environmental Studies from George Washington University.
^******Jon-Dimitri Lambrinos is a Forest Program Manager with the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs at Fort Indiantown Gap National Guard Training Center. His research interests include fire ecology and forest carbon management. He received a BS in Forestry from Paul Smith's College.
^*******Joseph Hovis is a wildlife biologist with the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs at Fort Indiantown Gap National Guard Training Center. His interests include the conservation of rare vertebrates, fire ecology, and native grassland management.