Special Important News:
Berkeley Police Kill Mountain Lion on North Side

August 31, 2010



A letter to the Community about this tragedy
from Felidae's Executive Director, Zara McDonald


This is a day I had wished would never come. Once in every corner of this continent, the mountain lion has always been more felt than seen. Early Tuesday morning the poignant death of a female mountain lion, roving in the city of Berkeley near the famed Chez Panisse restaurant, should be a wake up call to all of us.

Some of us knew this day would come. Many others of us never saw it coming. Bay Area residents are fortunate to have this majestic, solitary and shy cat dignify and balance our ecosystems. More of us need to better understand what this means.

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Breaking News: Berkeley Police Kill Mountain Lion on North Side

In the early morning of August 31, Berkeley police shot and killed a 100-lb adult female mountain lion near an area of popular restaurants and shops on the north side of town. Read the articles below for more information:
Cougar Killed Near Berkeley's Gourmet Ghetto
Berkeley Police Kill Mountain Lion on North Side

The capture season in the Santa Cruz Mountains resumed this week with the capture of 17M, a healthy 2-year old, 110lb male puma.

View more photos in the BAPP Gallery.

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14F (a cub), 15F, 16M and 17M were recently added to the study. To suggest a name, email us at info@felidaefund.org.

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This project is investigating the
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in Borneo and exploring the effects
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Eric York Scholarship Announcement

The Eric York Scholarship will be
offered again in 2011.

CONGRATULATIONS again
to the two recipients of the
Eric York Scholarship,

Constanza Napolitano
and Omar Figueroa!





  
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