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Saving the Asiatic Cheetah:
The rarest wildcat in the world
August 05, 2025

The Asiatic cheetah, a symbol of grace and resilience, teeters on the brink of extinction. Fewer than 30 individuals remain in Iran.
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Stress Levels in Wildlife on the Urban Edge
January 22, 2025

As city populations continue to grow, interactions between humans and wild animals will only become more common as both work to find their place in a changing world.
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Banned pollutants continue to Impact global Felidae health and habitat
November 25, 2024

Pollutants can have serious global impacts on wild cat health and habitats.
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New Felidae research- measuring puma activity in dog-friendly spaces
October 09, 2024

Bringing your dog on a hike requires some planning, as not all parks allow dogs, or dogs may be required to be on-leash. But why do these...
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Introducing Wilde Backyard
October 09, 2024

The Wilde Backyard mobile application aims to promote multiple goals in our conservation efforts.
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Hair Analysis:
A Non Invasive Method to Study Wild Cats
May 13, 2024

Pumas (aka mountain lions) are shy and elusive, so how do we study them?
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Where the Wild Things Went During the Pandemic
March 21, 2024

In the early months of the Covid pandemic, when every bit of news seemed bleak, there was one heartwarming narrative that took hold: With humans stuck in their...
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Mitigating Wildlife Collisions:
Protecting Lives on the Road
March 15, 2024

Are you concerned about encounters with wild animals like lions, tigers and bears, or even the deadliest threat on U.S. roads? Read on for a surprising insight.>
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Enhancing Wildlife Safety:
Initiatives and Legislation to Protect California's Mountain Lions
January 29, 2024

Many of us fondly recall the crossing guards who ensured our safety on the way to school, but sadly, wildlife lacks such guardians on the roads.
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Feline olfaction and the extraordinary superpower of cat smell
January 22, 2024

You may think a cat’s main form of communication is vocalizing, but it’s actually much more complex than that.
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Mercury in the Mists:
How Bay Area fog may carry mercury to coastal pumas
December 08, 2023

Research suggests that the Bay Area's fog may play a part in increasing the levels of mercury, a potentially deadly heavy metal, in terrestrial species, such as...
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