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In addition, these data allow us to gain insights into specific habitat characteristics marten prefer and hypothesize which other areas of the region and state may be suitable for marten as their population continues to grow.Harvest VulnerabilityCollecting trapper effort data has allowed us to look into how susceptible marten are to harvest each year. The marten harvest has generally followed an annual cycle, with low harvests one year followed by a significantly higher harvest the following year. This trend is linked to the beech nut crop, which generally follows an every-other-year cycle. In years where the beech nut crop is high, food is abundant and the marten harvest is typically very low. In years when beech nuts are scarce, marten are much more vulnerable to trapping and the harvest can be up to 10x higher than the previous year!Home Range & Habitat UseFrom 2005-2011, DEC worked on a project to obtain more data on marten ecology. This work included live-trapping, radio collaring, and tracking male and female marten. From this work, we have been able to obtain home range estimates from marten in a variety of locations and habitats in the Adirondacks, as well as habitat use data within these home ranges from the snow tracking of collared marten during the winter months. This work has also shown that marten will expand their home range during non-beech nut years due to a decreased abundance of food. These data, coupled with modeling work to estimate the core and periphery marten range, are being used to estimate the overall population size of marten in New York.Population Demographics and Marten DietUsing the same techniques for fisher described above, we have been able to estimate the age structure of marten from carcasses submitted by trappers. When coupled with harvest location data from trapper activity logs, we are able to model the core marten range in the Adirondack mountains as well as what areas juvenile marten are dispersing into. Our age data has shown that in the year following a large beech nut crop, harvest vulnerability of all age and sex are higher than the year that a beech nut crop is present.