What does DTNA stand for?

Desert Tortoise Natural Area (California, USA)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

To compensate for building two campuses in habitat for the rare Mohave ground squirrel, the Palmdale School District was obliged in 2002 to pay more than $28,000 to buy 13 acres at the Desert Tortoise Natural Area, just outside California City.

SITE TO BE SEARCHED FOR SQUIRREL HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT AFFECTED

CAPTION(S): map Map: (ran in AV edition only) Desert Tortoise Natural Area

A NEW HOME FOR A TORTOISE DISTRICT LOOKING TO RELOCATE REPTILE TO ...

; Tortoise Tracks; Mojave Desert Map: (1) Desert Tortoise Ranges (2) Desert Tortoise Natural Area

SPECIES LOSING RACE FOR SURVIVAL

Near California City in the Mojave Desert, the tortoise population at a preserve called the Desert Tortoise Natural Area plunged 91 percent between 1988 and 1995.

TORTOISE NUMBERS SLOWLY DROPPING

Near California City, the tortoise population at a preserve called the Desert Tortoise Natural Area plunged 91 percent from 1988 to 1995.

SLOW-GOING RACE UNDER WAY TO SAVE DESERT TORTOISE : BACTERIA, ...