Do you want to know more about mountain lions, our large feline
neighbors that have been in the news recently with several reported
sightings near campus?
Environmental Studies Professor Chris Wilmers, who has been tracking
and studying mountain lions in the Santa Cruz Mountains for three
years, will discuss his research at an informational seminar "Mountain
Lions and People in the Santa Cruz Mountains," 7 p.m. Monday,
February 13, in Classroom Unit 2.
All are welcome and bring your questions.
Wilmers will explain what he and his colleagues are learning about
mountain lion travel, habits, and behavior as part of the Santa Cruz
Puma Project.
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This blog is predominately about camera trapping in California. We camera trap to save our souls and to teach primary school students about biology and conservation. We will also touch on other camera trapping news and musings, sets from afar, mediocre herpetology, sucky birding, and other natural history discussions.
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Mt. Lion talk on UCSC campus
Upcoming talk at UCSC open to the public. Classroom Unit 2 holds a couple hundred people so there should be plenty of room.
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