WFM Vol. 4, Issue 2
articlesIn This Issue
| 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 | |
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| 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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