Mattole Trip Part 4: The Mill Creek Forest and a Community Forum
This is the fourth post concerning my recent introduction to qualitative field work in the Mattole watershed. Entering “Mattole” in the search bar in the upper right portion of this…
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Happy International Snow Leopard Day!
Today, October 23, is International Snow Leopard Day! This is an unofficial holiday that was created in 2013 at a meeting of all twelve Snow Leopard Range States in Bishkek,…
Mattole Trip Part 3: The Lost Coast Ranch
This is the third post detailing my recent introduction to qualitative field work in the Mattole watershed. Parts one and two will bring you up to speed. When I awoke…
Upcoming Free Webinar About Mountain Lion Kittens With Dr. Mark Elbroch
An exciting event is coming up that you will not want to miss. From 12 – 1 pm PST (9 – 10 am EST) on Wednesday, November 2, Sharon Negri…
Mattole Trip Part 2: The Near and Far
This is the second post detailing my introduction to qualitative field work in the Mattole watershed. To read Part 1, click here. Following the end of the community forum which I…
Register now for a Free Webinar about the 2,000 mile Journey of the Connecticut Cat
Mountain lions (AKA cougars, pumas, Puma concolor, etc.) have a habit of turning up where they are not supposed to be. There is a breeding population of them in Los Angeles, last…
The Secret Life of Mountain Lions: Exploring the Many Facets of a Mysterious Cat
Mountain lion, puma, cougar, panther: the most wide-ranging large carnivore in the Western hemisphere goes by many names. Known scientifically as Puma concolor, it is capable of taking down prey many…
Field Trip to the Mattole Part 1: Beginnings
This is the first of several posts detailing my recent field trip to the Mattole watershed. Note: some of the names of the persons featured in this series have been changed…
The Jaguar 