Energy spent avoiding humans linked to smaller home ranges for male pumas
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Santa Cruz mountain lion found hiding in tree
Create Corridors with Santa Cruz Puma Project - Events at UC Santa Cruz
Photos from the Field Pop-Up Activity: Create Corridors with Santa Cruz Puma Project – Seymour Marine Discovery Center
Wildlife Walkway Will Protect Pumas From Their Number One Predator: Humans | KQED
Fog brings poison mercury to Santa Cruz Mountains — mountain lions are suffering
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Can Wildlife Corridors Save Mountain Lions? | Sierra Club
Santa Cruz Puma Project | Santa Cruz CA
Santa Cruz Puma Project
Mountain Lions Tracked in Santa Cruz Mountains | Capitola, CA Patch
Mountain Lion (Puma concolor) biologists, Paul Houghtaling and Anna Nisi, looking for kittens in den, Santa Cruz Puma Project, Henry Cowell Redwoods S Stock Photo - Alamy
Milestone puma #50 joins the Santa Cruz Puma Project! | Santa Cruz Puma Project
Can Wildlife Corridors Save Mountain Lions? | Sierra Club
On The Trail Of A Mountain Lion, Hunters Hope To Help | WAMC
Publications | Santa Cruz Puma Project
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Big Cats, Big Roads, and Beachfront: Out and About with the Santa Cruz Puma Project — David Moskowitz Wildlife Tracking and Photography
Santa Cruz Puma Project | Santa Cruz CA
UCSC Researchers Have a Mountain Lion Kitten | Santa Cruz
Photos from the Field Pop-Up Activity: Create Corridors with Santa Cruz Puma Project – Seymour Marine Discovery Center
How a fear of humans affects the lives of California's mountain lions - Los Angeles Times
Lions in our Midst-The Santa Cruz Puma Project | ksqd.org
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