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Volume 1, Issue 2
Summer 2008
Explore the articles, association news, field notes, and research highlights included in this edition.
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Contents
Voices
- 1
Drought and wild felids: Effects of drought on bobcats and ocelots
- 10
Wild cats and the Web of Life
- 11
An overview of felid research in South America
Board News
- 1
From the President
- 5
Call for WFA Board Nominations
- 5
Call for WFA Representatives
- 5
Graduate scholarship opportunity
- 6
Review of the 9th Mountain Lion Workshop
- 7
Synopsis of the 2nd Cougar Field Workshop
- 24
Future Events
- 25
WFA member application
- 26
WFA survey
- 27
Board of Directors contact information
Management News
- 8
Washington pilot cougar control program
- 8
Washington cougar legislation update
- 9
Incorporating habitat modeling into cougar management in New Mexico
- 9
News from the western hemisphere
Notes From The Field
- 12
Studying jaguar and puma in the Amazonian lowlands of southeastern Peru
- 13
Filling gaps for Güiña (kodkod) conservation in southern Chile
- 14
Ecology and conservation of bobcats in an urban landscape: Lessons from a long-term study
- 15
Wild felids in the midst of rampant urban growth: Mountain lions and bobcats in Tucson, Arizona
- 16
Finding common ground with cougars, among ourselves, in cougar management
- 17
Using molecular genetics to examine recent and distant bottleneck events in pumas
- 18
The Andean Cat Project – Bolivia
Research Highlights
- 19
Recent publications
- 22–23
Research abstracts
Tools Of The Trade
- 20
Noninvasive sampling of wild felids
- 21
GPS technologies in felid research and management: Are they the cat’s meow?
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