Your Voice. Their Future.

Help shape how the Mountain Lion Foundation informs, engages, and works with people who care about mountain lions.

PHOTO: Garett Gabriel

We Want to Hear From You

The future of mountain lions is being shaped right now...

…by decisions about the landscapes they need, the policies that govern their management, how communities respond when people and lions cross paths, and how well people understand these remarkable animals.

At the Mountain Lion Foundation, we believe this is an important moment to listen as well as lead.

We want to know what connects you to mountain lions, what concerns you about their future, what you want to learn more about, and how you would like to be involved in protecting them.

Your experience and perspective matter. What you share will help inform how MLF communicates, educates, advocates, and creates opportunities for people to take action.

Share Your Perspective

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Please tell us who you are. Your name and email help us ensure that the perspectives we hear come from members of the MLF community.
By submitting this questionnaire, you agree to receive email updates from the Mountain Lion Foundation.

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You can still make a meaningful impact by becoming a Puma Protector, our community of monthly supporters helping sustain mountain lion conservation throughout the year.

Share Your Mountain Lion Story

Every observation has the power to inspire understanding.

Mountain lions are part of the lives and landscapes of people across North America. Whether you’ve encountered a mountain lion in the wild, captured a trail camera image, photographed tracks, or experienced coexistence firsthand, your story can help others better understand these remarkable animals.

We welcome written stories, photos, videos, and personal experiences that celebrate curiosity, stewardship, and the connections between people and wildlife.

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