And its Allies
Dana Kobilinsky, a science writer for The Wildlife Society, recently published a fascinating article. It concerns predatory animals appearing in seemingly ‘new’ habitats. The article tells the story of Brian…
Introduction On May 15, I tuned into a webinar hosted by WildFutures: a project of Earth Island Institute which uses science and the media to challenge negative perceptions of large…
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…
I have just come across an excellent blog post from Malini Pittet. In it, she reviews a recent study which found that armed conflicts are having significant impacts on wildlife…
This post continues the retelling of my 2017 trip to Belize: participating in an archaeology field school and learning about jaguar conservation. As I wrote in my previous Belize post,…
I just wanted to share this enticing trailer from National Geographic’s new film Into the Okavango. It chronicles a 1,500 mile expedition down the river system that feeds the Okavango Delta:…
I admit, when I first saw the title of Nadia Drake‘s new story The Jaguar is Made for the Age of Humans, I had my doubts. To me this title sounded…
Snow leopards (Panthera uncia) are incredible animals: able to survive in some of the harshest environments on Earth. The ruggedness of their habitat, combined with their elusive nature, has earned…
The Jaguar 