chuckland2009

The Woodchuck Project is a long-term documentation of wild woodchucks living in and around our backyard habitat in the northeastern United States. For more than two decades, we've observed their behavior through our windows--capturing daily life, seasonal change, development, and social behavior through video and still photography.
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Cited by leading marmot researcher Daniel T. Blumstein (UCLA) in Marmot Minutes:
“I’ve been corresponding with Susan Sam who, with her husband, have been filming woodchucks in their backyard for over a decade. They’ve got great videos including males and young interacting (not thought to be too common) and other social interactions.”

Recommended by biologist Roberta Gibson (Growing with Science):
“For a longer and more extensively narrated video about a woodchuck family, see Groundhogs 2005–2008: An uncommon look at a common animal.”