Ecological and Behavioral-Based Approach
For those who were not able to attend, we hope you enjoy reviewing this recorded talk, located at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IqWp5yUT7mFNOFzGs2tIeEYfQlnWX5J_/view?usp=sharing
Crucial O.C. Wildlife Corridor hits a Freeway Roadblock
Coastal bobcat and fox survival could depend on a better path for getting to the other side of Interstate 5. Orange County Register 0Comments
Gov. Newsom restricts use of rat poison
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Coexistence is Possible: Coyotes and Humans
by Sinem Kargin, Science Advisor for Laguna Greenbelt, Inc. Why should we coexist with coyotes in urban and suburban settings? The identity of the animal source of the coronavirus is still unknown. Many species are suggested as possible sources due to the similarity of its genetic sequence to those of other known coronaviruses such as [...]
Wildlife corridor at Orange County Great Park
Wildlife corridor at Orange County Great Park in Irvine unveiled, expected to fill missing link between mountains, coast IRVINE — Bobcats, coyotes, California gnatcatchers and other wildlife species will soon have a way to move safely between the Santa Ana Mountains and the coast. The public, for the first time on Tuesday, March 13, [...]
Stitching Together Forests
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Lyme Disease’s Worst Enemy? It Might Be Foxes
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