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Scientists Focus on Cougar Corridors

Scientists Focus on Cougar Corridors

by FHBP on May 16, 2018 with No Comments

Progress is being made at Liberty Canyon (and elsewhere) thanks to a focus on protecting the top predator (the cougar). Check out this great article in the LA Times on mountain lions and ways to resolve the tenuous connections that exist between Southern California natural lands.

Read the Los Angeles Times article.

Blog Posts Cougar, Liberty Canyon, Mountain Lion, Santa Monica Mountains
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