Great Feature about Jaguars in The Revelator
The Revelator – a new environmental magazine that’s been making waves – recently released a feature about jaguars (Panthera onca). Written by Lucy EJ Woods, the story focuses on jaguars…
Author: Josh Gross
Wildlife, social science, conservation, and scicomm.
Rosemont Mine back on, but Fiercely Contested
The Rosemont Copper Mine would be a massive, open-pit mine in the middle of a biologically rich area in southern Arizona. I have written about the mine before, which would…
Purple Cactus In The Midst Of Solitude
In case you’re all wondering, I DO have more theme-appropriate content on the way. However, I was going through my Reader this morning, and I was blown away by this…
Of Blogging For Accountability: LobbyBlog Zim
Originally posted on Becoming The Muse:
The Connect.Hubs initiative was started to foster collaborative projects between various social and creative hubs in Southern Africa LobbyBlog Zimbabwe is a collaboration between…
Spring Updates
It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything about myself, so here’s a brief update. Since finishing my master’s thesis last December, I’ve been in northeast Ohio to live somewhere…
Persian Leopard Photographed in Kazakhstan for the First Time
Here’s a cool article from Tanya Rosen: a National Geographic Explorer and wild cat conservationist who works in Central Asia. It seems that Persian leopards, also called Caucasian leopards, have…
Brent’s Chat 05: Follow-up to “Re-collaring a Male Lion”
On April 1, I shared a video by PaintedDog TV called “Re-collaring a Male Lion.” Here’s a follow-up video that Brent Leo-Smith and Wium Dornbrack made to answer viewers’ questions.…
Could Mountain Lion Hunting Harm Mule Deer?
Last week, Drs. Mark Elbroch and Howard Quigley announced a “provocative” new paper (Elbroch, 2019). In it, they concluded that high levels of mountain lion (Puma concolor) hunting might harm…
The Jaguar 