Volume 47, Issue 1 JanuaryIFebruary 2003 Feline Conservation L^ts of sputs. 5ewaL Pa& and ocelot EÃônza Live With George and Tracey ELLLs~orth Feline Conservation Federation This newsletter is pubtished bi-monthly…
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…His master boiled a pot of eggs and spread them on a paper for Shoopy who readily shelled and demolished the eggs. Snoopy has lived with Bill Engler for the…
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…t r ibute a s though s h e is s t i l l alive. She will always live in and through me. To quickly displode the unlikely impression…
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…material in this newsletter may not be made without the written permission of the original copyright owners and/or copyright owner LIOC. Since the newsletter consists primarily of articles, studies, photo-…
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…go out of his way to work on the problem or even look for the facts. He reads the Newsletter looking for bits of news, gossip maybe, on what’ s…
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…a 1970 Long Island Ocelot Club newsletter reprint titled “Siberian Tiger,” by Robert Baudy. Reading this account, we learn that the1960 the census of wild Russian Siber- ian tigers numbered…
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…run. I like the natural effect of grass for the runs. The runs are large enough to where the cats do not kill the grass. Mowing the runs with a…
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…surprise, I find that I am temporarily laying out the Newsletter too. But, I watched the organization, read the newsletters, and participated in meetings for two years before I joined…
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…globally, and the Russian Ministry of the Environment has initiated discussion about a potential release program in the Russian Far East. Jaguar, Panthera onca – Although perhaps the longest-lived large…
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…years of Newsletter and the inception of the Ken Hatfield Scholarship Fund. 1997 should find the scholarship fund up and running. I do hope you’ll see the merit of this…
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