By Quinn Eastman, Staff Writer NORTH COUNTY —- Mountain lions see people much more often than people see them, wildlife
The majority of mountain lion sightings are false. Usually people are actually seeing house cats, dogs, bobcats, or coyotes. In
We are deeply saddened by the reported death of a hiker in Larimer County, Colorado. Our hearts are with the
California Wildlife Officials Recommend Threatened Status for Central Coast and Southern California Mountain Lions Historic recommendation follows years of advocacy
By Paige Munson, Science and Policy Coordinator Mountain lions are found in each of the four US states that border
By Brent Lyles, Executive Director For many decades, California has been a national leader in shielding its mountain lions from
On March 13th, a motorist in Michigan caught sight of two wild, spotted cats along a rural, private road in
The Mountain Lion Foundation team recently gathered with experts and advocates at the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies’
Hari Viswanathan describes his experience as a camera trapper, and the challenges of mountain lion conservation in New Mexico. by
An op-ed published in the Los Alamos Daily Post By R. Brent Lyles, Sharon Negri and Julie Marshall Sunday marks
