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Felidae Updates

Puma Films to Aid Outreach & Education

March 2012 eNewsletter

Tree & Sky Media Arts is producing two films for Felidae Conservation Fund outreach and education efforts. The first, a short music video, is nearly complete and will be announced soon - This film is meant to go viral to help educate people on puma conservation issues, so please post it, tweet it, share it, comment on it and help spread the word.

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Meet Olive and Magnolia

March 2012 eNewsletter

On December 20, 2011, two severely malnourished and scared puma cubs were found under a parked car in a neighborhood in Burbank, a mile from the Verdugo Mountains. The shocked residents were not expecting to come across this wild pair...

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Notes from the Field – Campsite in the Andes, Argentina

December 2011 eNewsletter

Heading out into the high Andes to track the three species of elusive cats that live above the clouds is a more complicated endeavor than one might imagine. The journey from San Francisco to Loma Blanca, the last “town” in civilization before camp, was long and tiring...

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Mountain Lion Study On Track in North Dakota

May 22, 2013

At least 16 mountain lions have been captured and collared in the Badlands in a three-year study of what is likely North Dakota’s apex predator. That’s roughly one-fifth the number of mountain lions that have been legally harvested in the state since a season was established in 2005-06. Read full report.

Camera Traps Capture Rare and Beautiful Javan Leopards

May 21, 2013

Camera traps placed in the Javan rainforest have captured striking images of beautiful and critically endangered Javan leopards. While resting, grooming, and rolling around, one of the leopards resembles a bigger, spotted version of the average house cat; the others move quickly through the forest. Read full report.

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