Endangered Pacific Pocket Mice, Once Thought Extinct, Reintroduced to Camp Pendleton Area ...Middle East

A Pacific pocket mouse. Courtesy San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance. A local species of mouse once thought to have been completely wiped out by human encroachment and habitat degradation has been reintroduced to a site on Camp Pendleton. The release is part of a joint effort by the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, as part of an ongoing effort to bring the Pacific pocket mouse back from the brink of extinction. “It is really exciting to see the initiation of a new population of Pacific pocket mice on MCB Camp Pendleton,” said Debra Shier, Ph.D., Brown Endowed Associate Director of Recovery Ecology a

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