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Wolf Conservation Center 🐺
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The Center's Cultivating Canid Coexistence (C3) Program explores how humans and canids, including coyotes, share the landscapes we call home. This knowledge can be applied to benefit not just coyote coexistence, but endangered Red Wolf recovery as well. Read more➡️ https://ow.ly/ZJNT50ZZuyO

ow.lyCoyote coexistence and red wolf conservation intersect | Wildlife for AllThe Wolf Conservation Center's Integrative Ecology and Coexistence Lab in South Salem, New York is studying eastern coyotes in the local region.  This valuable research project aims to better understand local coyote distribution, ecology, and public perceptions of wild canids, and helps inform red wolf conservation as well.  

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Wolf Conservation Center 🐺
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"If it comes down to a choice between wolves and livestock on western public lands, the clear winner is wolves. Let’s extend the benefits all across the American West. The case for leasing public lands for livestock production? That’s a tougher sell." Read more: https://ow.ly/ZPuK51014Qu

ow.lyShould We Have Wolves or Livestock on Public Lands?From wildlife and watersheds to public safety and the public interest, the evidence favors wolves over livestock on western public lands.

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In a city best known for its movie stars, one of Los Angeles’ most beloved residents always stood out among the rest: he strutted through the streets in a tawny-colored coat, walked on all four paws and had a habit of wandering alone at night.

cnn.comHow a celebrity cat inspired the construction of the world’s largest wildlife corridor | CNNA new wildlife crossing is about to open in Los Angeles — inspired by P-22, the famous mountain lion who captured the city’s heart. In their new book, “Big Cats,” National Geographic Explorers Steve W...

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Josh Cinner
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Since we first brought the bright spots concept to coral reefs in 2016, other scientists have applied this approach to a myriad of other systems and species worldwide. We just reviewed the last decade of bright spots literature - check out our summary theconversation.com/conservation...

theconversation.comConservationists are discovering ‘bright spots’ around the globe. Here’s why they matterA new study examines ecosystems and species that are thriving against the odds.
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A raven dancing with a red tailed hawk. Claude says they are mobbing each other, defending territory. But obviously a dance.

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