Update from Belize
Hello everyone, it is wonderful to be writing again. I just wanted to give you a quick update on how my travels are progressing. I have now been in Belize…
The Journey Begins
It is now only four days until I leave for Belize. For those who are not aware, I am traveling to Belize to take part in an archaeology field school.…
Experiencing Nature through Acoustic Ecology
I have a slightly unusual post to share today. In April, I attended an acoustic ecology workshop. It had nothing to do with big cats, but it was enlightening nonetheless. As…
Three New Snow Leopards Collared as part of Groundbreaking Study
The Snow Leopard Trust just announced that they have placed GPS collars on three new snow leopards in Mongolia’s Tost Nature Reserve. This represents the continuation of a long-term study…
Chasing Ghosts in the Mongolian Altai
Originally posted on Katey Duffey:
Mongolia’s Bayan-Ölgii province is an incredibly remote, but beautiful region of mostly untouched wilderness situated right on the borders of Russia, China, and Kazakhstan. It…
Update: It Begins in One Month
In one month I will be leaving for Belize. In case you have not read this post, I was recently accepted into an archaeology field school in Belize. I will be…
Environmental Group and Congressman sue Over Trump’s Border Wall
On April 12, 2017 the Center for Biological Diversity and Arizona Congressman Raúl M. Grijalva announced that they had sued the Trump administration over planned border security measures. This includes the proposed…
Studies Find that Sport Hunting can Increase Human-Puma Conflicts
A few weeks ago, I released a post containing general information about pumas (mountain lions, cougars, Puma concolor, etc.). As I wrote, pumas are highly adaptable animals; even occupying landscapes…
The Jaguar 