Wild Cat News
News and press about wild cats all over the world, and the overlapping challenges they face as conflict with humans increases and wild cat numbers decline further.
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Requiem for a Great Cat
June 26, 2023
The L.A. Times reported P-22’s existence in 2012, and his rise to fame began. A photographer from National Geographic caught an image of him prowling at night, with the Hollywood sign aglow on the hill above. Two homeowners in Los Feliz, a neighborhood south of Griffith Park, discovered him...
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Small cats face big threats:
Reasons to save these elusive endangered species
June 26, 2023
Scotland’s population of wildcats (Felis silvestris silvestris) has dwindled to the point that it is functionally extinct, with fewer than 30 likely left in the wild....
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Why do media often inflame news about predators and what the real story is
April 21, 2023
There have been several recent human-puma conflicts in the Bay Area, some of which have made national news with often inaccurate and inflammatory headlines. Our conflict mitigation...
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Pumas & the California Endangered Species Act
April 17, 2023
Pumas are a Candidate Species under the California Endangered Species Act
In April 2020, the California Fish and Game Commission advanced six populations of pumas in...
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The Big Cat Public Safety Act
December 13, 2022
Good news! The Big Cat Public Safety Act was passed by US Senate, which will mean stricter requirements for private ownership of big cats. Under the Bill, only...
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Want to save the planet? Focus on wild cats.
December 07, 2022
Protecting wild felids can benefit countless other wildlife species sharing the same habitats. Check out this quick read to learn why both ecosystem & cat-focused species-specific...
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Saving the Arabian Leopard:
Improving the Gulf States’ Environmental Policies
October 24, 2022
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Video shows mountain lion wandering around California family's swimming pool
March 28, 2022
Have you ever seen a big cat swim? Check out this great interview with our very own Zara McDonald, the SF Gate covers a video interaction with a...
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World’s Largest Wildlife Bridge Could Save Mountain Lions
September 01, 2021
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