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Wild Cat News - Volume 1, Issue 2

Welcome to Wild Cat News, a publication about the studies and stories of wild cats. Published online three times a year, Wild Cat News features compelling, in-depth articles about wild cat species such as cougars, jaguars, lynx, bobcats, ocelots, jaguarondis, and margays. A must-read for anyone interested in wild cat biology and conservation, Wild Cat News is only available in its entirety to Cougar Network Members.

Issue: December 2005
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Breaking News

Camera Trapping Ocelots in Belize, Central America

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By Adam Dillon

Virginia Polytechnic & State University, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences

 

The Margays of El Cielo

By Patricia Downey

Oklahoma State University and the Oklahoma City Zoo


Bobcats and Vehicles in Southern Illinois: Can't We All Just Get Along?

By Clay Nielsen

Director of Research
The Cougar Network
Wildlife Ecologist
Southern Illinois University Carbondale

 

Status of Lynx in New Brunswick

By Cade Libby

Wildlife Biologist
Fish & Wildlife Branch, New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources

 

Do Cougars Inhabit Michigan's Sleeping Bear Dunes?

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By Jerrold L. Belant, Stephen F. Yancho, and Kimberly S. Struthers

National Park Service

 

Mountain Lions of New Mexico

By Rick Winslow

Large Carnivore Biologist
New Mexico Game and Fish

 

DNA and the Origin of North American Pumas

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By Dr. Melanie Culver

The University of Arizona, School of Natural Resources, Wildlife & Fisheries Resources

 

Cougar Management Guidelines for North America

Special Report
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