A Model Ranch for Jaguars in Bolivia
On March 7, Mongabay’s Rhett A. Butler released a great feature about jaguars (Panthera onca) in Bolivia. More specifically, the article deals with a ranch that is serving as a…
Author: Josh Gross
Wildlife, social science, conservation, and scicomm.
New Feature Published in NatureVolve
If you’re wondering why I haven’t been terribly active on the blogosphere lately, it’s because I’ve been working on a few articles for external publications. The first of these pieces…
Announcing the Featured Artist Series
One does not need to be a scientist to contribute to wildlife conservation: artists, outdoors-people, surfers, and many others can play important roles in creating a better future for people…
New Portfolio Type and Project
This is a shameless bit of self-promotion to let you know that I’ve created my first portfolio type: Research. This is where I’ll keep you all updated on my scholarly…
Caracal Photographed in Abu Dhabi for First Time in 35 Years
I’ve just read an exciting article on The National. The caracal (Caracal caracal), a rare species in the United Arab Emirates, has just been photographed in the emirate of Abu…
Rare Ocelot Filmed in Arizona, with Q&A
Conservation CATalyst, the group behind the viral El Jefe video from 2016, is in the news again. This time, they’re making headlines with a video of a rare ocelot (Leopardus…
Sharkwater Extinction: This Film will Change You
Given that I’ve just spent a year of my life studying wildlife television, and that I consider myself a connoisseur of wildlife films and TV, I’ve decided to start reviewing…
Desert Trail
A little off-topic, perhaps, but I love the sentiment expressed in this post. Becoming is Superior to Being Desert Trail — Panorama by kenne Albert Einstein believed we suffer from…
The Jaguar 