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Close Up for Wild Cat Conservation - March 26, 2020

What would it feel like to see a mountain lion up close, knowing this elusive and solitary species lives in our midst, yet is rarely seen? Join us for a unique visit with the rescued mountain lions at the Oakland Zoo, and hear about their stories.

An exclusive group will spend an hour with the mountain lions and with their caretaker, to experience a private training session. After the visit, there will be a private wine reception with gourmet hors d'eouvres and a silent auction of beautiful photographs and art. Meet Amy Gotliffe: OZ Conservation Director, Zara McDonald: Researcher and President of Felidae, and other members of the Felidae team. If you’d like to find out more, contact us at info@felidaefund.org

Earth Day Celebrations with Felidae

Find us tabling at an event near you for Earth Day in April!

4/15 - Earth Day at College of San Mateo (10am-1:30pm)
For more information, visit the San Mateo College Events.
4/18 - Oakland Zoo Earth Day (10am-3pm)
For more information, visit the Oakland Zoo Events.
4/18 - Belmont Earth Day at Twin Pines Park (10am-1pm)
For more information, visit the Belmont Events.
4/18 - City of Fremont Earth Day at Washington Hospital (10am-3pm)
For more information, visit the Fremont Events.
4/22 - Earth Day at Drake Highschool (11:45am-1:15pm)
4/25 - WCN Spring Expo at Canada College (11am-5pm)
For more information, visit the WCN Expo.

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News and Upcoming Events in 2020

SAVING THE CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN LION

January 2020

The resilient mountain lion goes by many other names: puma, cougar, panther, catamount — even “ghost cat.” Over the past century in California, it has survived habitat loss and government-sponsored predator extermination campaigns that wiped out the state’s grizzly bears and gray wolves.

But today mountain lions in Southern California and along the Central Coast are gravely threatened by habitat loss and fragmentation from freeways and rampant sprawl development.