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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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Domestic Dogs and Unintended Impacts on Wildlife
November 01, 2023
Taking a weekend hike with your dog is a beloved pastime for nature lovers. However, some parks or preserves may not allow dogs, while others may only permit...
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The Asiatic Cheetah:
A Subspecies on the Brink of Extinction
September 15, 2023
The Asiatic cheetah once roamed from Saudi Arabia to India, but today its range is limited to a small area in Iran. A cousin to the better known...
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Mitigating conflict between wild cats and domestic animals
September 04, 2023
At times, the well-being of large carnivores seems like it’s at odds with the safety of domestic animals– but it doesn’t have to be. One...
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Enhancing Wildlife Connectivity, Fire Safety, and Personal Well-being:
The Multi-faceted Benefits of Trails on Your Property
August 17, 2023
In a world where human progress often clashes with the delicate ecosystems of our planet, a harmonious solution is available that not only benefits wildlife and fire mitigation...
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Intersection of Human and Wildlife Health at the Urban Edge - disease and zoonoses, spillover threats and questions for research today
August 17, 2023
COVID-19 swept the world, and brought attention to the rising threat of zoonoses, or diseases spread from animals to humans. With over 6.9 million people dead...
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