Webinars
Wild Cats of the Coast
Felidae Conservation Fund joins the Coastside Land Trust community webinar series to talk about the wildcats of Coastal San Mateo. Within this talk, we learn about their biology,...
Living with Pumas in the SF Bay Area
People in the Bay Area are having many more sightings of mountain lions but the question is, are there more of them, are we seeing the same ones,...
Knowing Wild Cats:
Non-Invasive Data Collection for Researchers
Covers non-invasive research methods with lead wildlife biologist Courtney Coon, PhD and BAPP head researcher, Zara McDonald.
Knowing Wild Cats:
Communities and Citizen Science
Felidae team members Ginger Thomson and Cat Gallo discuss our innovative community camera program, volunteers and citizen scientists, and how we relentlessly engage with communities.
Knowing Wild Cats:
Managing Conflict with Pumas in the Andes
Dr. Cristian Bonacic discusses research on Chilean puma populations.
Knowing Wild Cats:
Riding the Concrete Wave
David Stoner, PhD discusses land-use changes and habitat threats to pumas.
Knowing Wild Cats:
Cheetahs in Kenya
Tsavo Cheetah Project’s lead researcher Cherie Schroff discusses our work in Tsavo, Kenya.
Knowing Wild Cats:
SF Bay Area Puma Project Research, Past and Present
Webinar 1 - hosted by wildlife biologist Courtney Coon, PhD, provides a brief introduction to Felidae as a whole, before offering a closer look at aspects of our puma...
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