Wild Felid Research & Management Association

Wild Felid Monitor, Volume 8, Issue 2

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Volume 8, Issue 2

Summer 2015

Explore the articles, association news, field notes, and research highlights included in this edition.

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Contents

Council News

  • 3
    From the President
  • 4
    WFA Council & WFA Committees
  • 5
    Election 2015 Candidates
  • 7
    In Memory – Donna Krucki
  • 8
    WFL Scholarship Recipients
  • 13
    Regional News
  • 29
    Literature Cited in this Issue
  • 33
    Recent Publications
  • 35
    Research Highlights

Invited Article

  • 10
    “Why did you remove all those collars?” – Striking a balance between long-term research and implementing effective conservation. ~Luke Hunter

Perspectives

  • 9

    Carnivores and politics in the U.S.
    ~Harley Shaw

Notes From The Field

  • 18
    Can participatory research and action reduce puma-human conflict in the high Andes of Chile?
  • 19
    An update on the small spotted cats of Colombia: neglected charismatic species
  • 21
    Monitoring and conserving carnivore communities across northern Botswana
  • 22
    Multidisciplinary view to assess the conflict between farmers and cougars in the north of Chile
  • 23
    Factors affecting the presence of pumas in a highly conflictive area of Central Argentina
  • 24
    Jaguar translocation in western Mexico – a case study

Tools Of The Trade

  • 26
    Can scent elicit a rub response in pumas?

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