Mountains in Northern California, which I had the privilege of viewing whilst on a mountain lion (Puma concolor) tracking workshop.
Well well, it appears that someone has turned to Q&A lens on me this time.
My friend Jess, whom I recently published a Q&A post on, sent me five questions of her own. I answered them, and now she has published the finished post on her blog.
Josh Gross isn’t a jaguar, but he probably knows more about the species than they know about themselves. Josh is a conservation blogger and acquaintance of mine from the environmental blogging community here on WordPress. As author of The Jaguar and Allies blog, he has written about a broad range of environmental topics from international traveling to tiger reintroductions to surrounding social issues and of course, jaguar conservation. I hope you get to know him more and learn a little while you read the following interview.
Thank you! Although to be honest, I haven’t done that much work. The people in my Belize stories and Q&A features are the ones who truly deserve thanks.
Hi Katie, it really helps. The research process goes a lot faster when you have your own library of sources to draw from, and having a working bibliography means you just have to copy and paste many of your citations.
Great interview, Josh! Awesome to see how you’re connecting with other bloggers with guest posts :) Keep up your great work, looking forward to see what’s coming next! :D
Josh Gross, author of The Jaguar and Allies. Photo credit here. 
That is some wonderful work your doing there
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Thank you! Although to be honest, I haven’t done that much work. The people in my Belize stories and Q&A features are the ones who truly deserve thanks.
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Okay but it still counts for something.
They are doing a really great job.👌
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They certainly are! And I appreciate your support :)
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I like the idea of building your own database of resources in advance. Thanks for the info.
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Hi Katie, it really helps. The research process goes a lot faster when you have your own library of sources to draw from, and having a working bibliography means you just have to copy and paste many of your citations.
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Thanks again for sharing!
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You continue to do amazing work, Josh! Thanks for sharing your inspiring interview.
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Thanks Khaya! I hope I’m able to do more work in the near future.
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Great interview, Josh! Awesome to see how you’re connecting with other bloggers with guest posts :) Keep up your great work, looking forward to see what’s coming next! :D
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Thanks Monika! I’ll probably let ya’ll know what I’m up to in July, once I finish my Belize series. No need to spoil the ending ;)
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