PHOTO: Anthony Trumbo In Boulder, Utah, wildness is never far away. The small community sits between the Aquarius Plateau and
Some management decisions are more difficult to reverse than others. Building a road into an intact landscape is one of
A new K–12 education initiative will bring mountain lion science, coexistence, and the connections that shape healthy ecosystems directly to
PHOTO: Anthony Trumbo California lawmakers have passed the California Wildlife Coexistence Act, advancing a statewide approach that puts prevention, science
PHOTO: Anthony Trumbo New litigation challenges the science behind Arizona’s mountain lion hunting policies, and raises larger questions about wildlife
https://youtu.be/DzllVXcbpB0 Southern Utah photographer Melani Wright is using camera traps and a lifelong love of the outdoors to help others
During the first seven months of 2026, the Mountain Lion Foundation has been working across the West to strengthen protections
Wildlife Belongs to All of Us Across the West, decisions about mountain lions and other native wildlife are too often
As we began our 40th year of protecting America’s lion and helping people understand the importance of coexistence, two words
WHAT WILDLIFE CONNECTIVITY REALLY MEANS FOR MOUNTAIN LIONS Most conversations about mountain lion conservation dwell on numbers, how many cats