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Volume 3, Issue 1
Winter 2009 – 2010
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Contents
Cover Story
- 1
Priorities for conservation of and research on the world’s southernmost pumas
Council News
- 3
From the President
- 6–7
WFA Council Election
- 8
WFA Regional Representatives
- 9
Costa Rica and Columbia Reports
- 12–13
Workshop summary: Opportunities for collaborative mountain lion research on and near the Colorado Plateau, USA
- 11
Synopsis of felid talks at The Wildlife Society 2008 Conference
- 25–26
WFA member application and survey
- 27
Future Events
- 28
Getting involved with the WFA
Student Corner
- 10
Announcing 2010 Wild Felid Legacy Scholarship
- 11
2nd recipient of WFA Legacy Scholarship awarded
Management News
- 14
Lynx conservation and national forest management in the Rocky Mountains, USA
- 15
Puma population structure and vital rates on the Uncompahgre Plateau, Colorado, USA
Notes From The Field
- 16
Huiña conservation actions in northwestern Patagonia, Argentina
- 17
Evaluating bobcat populations using motion–activated cameras in Colorado, USA
- 18
Genetic analysis of scats reveals minimum number, sex, and diet of mountain lions on the Kofa National Wildlife Refuge, Arizona, USA
- 19
Bobcat home range, activity, diet, survival, and other observations in the Chihuahuan Desert of New
Mexico, USA
Tools Of The Trade
- 21
Linking resource selection and mortality modeling for population estimation of mountain lions in
Montana, USA - 22
Pluck a hair from a cat? My quest to test hair snares as a survey method for jaguars
Research Highlights
- 22–23
Research abstracts
- 24
Recent Publications
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