Wild Felid Research & Management Association

Wild Felid Monitor, Volume 4, Issue 2

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Volume 4, Issue 2

Summer 2011

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Contents

Cover Story

  • 1
    Noninvasive monitoring of wild felids: A powerful survey approach….

Wfa Council News

  • 3
    From the President
  • 4
    WFA Council and Committees
  • 5
    WFA Regional and Student Representatives
  • 6
    Research, conservation and management updates
  • 10
    Conference review: 10th Mountain Lion Workshop
  • 11
    Workshop review: Mountain lion workshop at the 2011 TWS Annual Meeting
  • 14
    2011 Wild Felid Legacy Scholarships awarded
  • 29
    WFA member application
  • 30
    Member Q&A Corner
  • 31
    Future Events
  • 32
    Get involved with the WFA
  • 32
    About the WFA

Perspectives

  • 18
    Mountain lions in the Midwestern United States
  • 19
    Environmental education for wild felid conservation

Notes From The Field

  • 20
    Using modern technology to examine cougar behavior in central Utah, USA
  • 21
    Uncovering the mechanisms behind bobcat recovery in Ohio, USA
  • 22
    Finding the balance: Mitigating human-carnivore conflicts in the tropical lowlands of Guatemala
  • 23
    Assessing the impacts of land use and community composition on the relative abundance and distribution of jaguars in Chiapas, Mexico

Tools Of The Trade

  • 24
    Differences in detection probability between camera trap types for surveying bobcats in a fragmented suburban landscape
  • 25
    The magical-mystical cat: the researcher’s dilemma

Research Highlights

  • 22–23
    Research abstracts
  • 24
    Recent publications

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