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WHO TO SUPPORT | World Lion Day

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The following organizations and individuals are active in lion conservation, research or activities that benefit lions, and need your support to continue their work. We provide here a brief overview of their work, but encourage you to use the links provided to find out more, as well as details of how you can support them. We encourage those working to save lions to contact us at info@worldlionday.com. To register as a beneficiary. Big Cats Initiative – National Geographic. Mara Naboisho Lion Project.

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9 Best NGO's Saving Lions - Saving Wild

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9 Best NGO’s Saving Lions. On Aug 11, 2015. This week, following the tragic death of Zimbabwe’s much loved lion named Cecil, was the second annual World Lion Day. Both of these ‘events’ brought much needed international attention to the plight of lions today. One way to take action is to support the individuals and organizations who are effectively saving lions. Here are 9 of my favorites. SAVING LIONS: THE BEST AT WHAT THEY DO. 1) Big Cats Initiative (BCI) working in Botswana. Panthera brings together t...

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Climate Change – Wilmers Lab

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Wildlife Ecology and Global Change. Lab in the News. Santa Cruz Puma Project. Lab in the News. 151; Santa Cruz Puma Project. 151; Ecology Alaska Project. 151; Gorongosa Lion Project. 151; Urban Caracal Project. 151; Habitat Fragmentation. 151; Climate Change. 151; Salmon Wildlife Linkages. We are interested in the role of species interactions in driving ecosystem response to climate change as well as the role of animals in mediating the carbon cycle. An analysis for sea otters and kelp forests. 76: 1037-...

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Conservationists of the Year for 2014 – Wilmers Lab

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Wildlife Ecology and Global Change. Lab in the News. Santa Cruz Puma Project. Lab in the News. 151; Santa Cruz Puma Project. 151; Ecology Alaska Project. 151; Gorongosa Lion Project. 151; Urban Caracal Project. 151; Habitat Fragmentation. 151; Climate Change. 151; Salmon Wildlife Linkages. Conservationists of the Year for 2014. October 27, 2014. Read the full story here. Lab in the News. Pumas feel the fear near humans. Conservationists of the Year for 2014. Wild cats need to count calories, too.

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Santa Cruz Puma Blog – Wilmers Lab

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Wildlife Ecology and Global Change. Lab in the News. Santa Cruz Puma Project. Lab in the News. 151; Santa Cruz Puma Project. 151; Ecology Alaska Project. 151; Gorongosa Lion Project. 151; Urban Caracal Project. 151; Habitat Fragmentation. 151; Climate Change. 151; Salmon Wildlife Linkages. Santa Cruz Puma Blog. Lab in the News. Pumas feel the fear near humans. Conservationists of the Year for 2014. Wild cats need to count calories, too. Cheetahs and pumas may have hunting strategies down to a science.

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Overexploitation – Wilmers Lab

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Wildlife Ecology and Global Change. Lab in the News. Santa Cruz Puma Project. Lab in the News. 151; Santa Cruz Puma Project. 151; Ecology Alaska Project. 151; Gorongosa Lion Project. 151; Urban Caracal Project. 151; Habitat Fragmentation. 151; Climate Change. 151; Salmon Wildlife Linkages. We use unintended experiments such as the loss or reintroduction or a species to understand the impacts of human exploitation on natural food webs. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 93: 921-929. ( PDF.

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Wild cats need to count calories, too – Wilmers Lab

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Wildlife Ecology and Global Change. Lab in the News. Santa Cruz Puma Project. Lab in the News. 151; Santa Cruz Puma Project. 151; Ecology Alaska Project. 151; Gorongosa Lion Project. 151; Urban Caracal Project. 151; Habitat Fragmentation. 151; Climate Change. 151; Salmon Wildlife Linkages. Wild cats need to count calories, too. October 8, 2014. Science coverage or our – wait for it – article in Science. With all the “coverage”, does any read the original article? Read the full coverage here.

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People – Wilmers Lab

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Wildlife Ecology and Global Change. Lab in the News. Santa Cruz Puma Project. Lab in the News. 151; Santa Cruz Puma Project. 151; Ecology Alaska Project. 151; Gorongosa Lion Project. 151; Urban Caracal Project. 151; Habitat Fragmentation. 151; Climate Change. 151; Salmon Wildlife Linkages. Barry Nickel - CISR Director. Assistant Professor - Univ of Victoria. Assistant Professor - Oregon State U. Research Associate - UC Santa Cruz. Postdoc Data One - NCEAS. Lab in the News. Pumas feel the fear near humans.

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Ecology Alaska Blog – Wilmers Lab

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Wildlife Ecology and Global Change. Lab in the News. Santa Cruz Puma Project. Lab in the News. 151; Santa Cruz Puma Project. 151; Ecology Alaska Project. 151; Gorongosa Lion Project. 151; Urban Caracal Project. 151; Habitat Fragmentation. 151; Climate Change. 151; Salmon Wildlife Linkages. Lab in the News. Pumas feel the fear near humans. Conservationists of the Year for 2014. Wild cats need to count calories, too. Cheetahs and pumas may have hunting strategies down to a science. Santa Cruz Puma Project.