To Survive Living High
Originally posted on Katey Duffey:
From the deepest oceans to the highest peaks, and from the hottest deserts to the Earth’s poles, there is life that has evolved incredible adaptations…
Tag: animals
Proposed National Park could be a Lifeline for China’s Big Cats
Hello friends, I have returned from my introduction to field work in the Mattole to find an encouraging story on the IUCN SSC Cat Specialist Group’s Facebook page. The article,…
Division of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says Permit for the Rosemont Mine should be Denied
In February of this year, trail camera footage of Arizona’s only known jaguar made waves among U.S. news outlets. Many Americans were shocked to learn that a jaguar, known as…
A Very Special Thank You
In September of 2015, I shared an urgent plea for assistance on The Jaguar and its Allies. Snow leopard (Panthera uncia) conservation communities in Pakistan had been decimated by massive…
Happy World Tiger Day!
Today, July 29, is World Tiger Day! This is a day designed to celebrate the most magnificent cat of all, the tiger. It is also a day to recognize the…
Sign Up to Help Snow Leopards
I have recently learned of a quick and easy way that you can help conserve the rare and mythical snow leopard (Panthera uncia). Snow Leopard Trust board member Steve Kearsley…
Thanks for Helping to Make National Wild Cats’ Day a Success!
In May I shared a request for support from the Program for People and Wildlife (El Programa Gente y Fauna) in Costa Rica. They were attempting to raise funds for…
Review of Beyond Cecil: Africa’s Lions in Crisis
The killing of Cecil the lion last year drew international attention to the problems associated with trophy hunting. Shortly thereafter, a crucial study revealed that lion populations in some areas…
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