1.9K views · 255 reactions | Hanging with Forest our rescued and adorable American pine marten! 殺 Pine martens are solitary animals and prefer to live alone. In the wild, during breeding season, males will travel long distances to find a mate. Soon after, the martens will part ways and the female will raise the young on her own. | Northwest Trek Wildlife Park | Facebook

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

8.9K reactions · 686 shares | #fromthefield A curious Pine Marten spotted on our Yellowstone Winter Safari last season!  nathab.com/wolves Video by friend of Nat Hab Sarah Warren | Natural Habitat Adventures | Facebook