…to 1980’s, the forest was intensively and selectively logged, both legally and illegally, resulting in a radical alteration in vegetative composition (ironically, this may favour the mountain gorilla and, possibly,…
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…Lost his Purr. . . One day early in 1996, TJ came running to me absolutely wild- eyed. He looked te&ed, and he obviously wanted me to comfort him. I…
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…the only survivor that night. He miraculously lived for two years and the last year was a healthy and happy one. However, he died suddenly this week with no warning….
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…large cat treats usually lure them inside. While some members of the Holliman family are more domesticated than others, all of them are naturally wild. This means that extreme care…
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…only derived from several museum specimens. Although recently photographed in the wild, it would be highly unlikely that a viable captive population of this naturally rare felid could ever be…
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…lying to me. I didn’t let on what I really knew. I pleasantly ended my conversation with the committee chairman, and immediately called my commissioner friend. The commissioners are the…
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…is bad enough in no- contact situationsf meaning jobs are done slowly or haphazardly, but in full-contact situations or performances this can have deadly consequences. Felines are probably the most…
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…30th Annual Convention Portland, Oregon Submitted by Kelly Jean Buckley, pictured above with young Siberian lynx LIOC Endangered Species Conservation Federation, Inc. Volume 45, Issue 5—September/October 2001 6 Griffiths. Lynn…
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…completely and utterly demolished! If I had waited any longer, all the drawers would have been opened and emptied! The only thing that saved me from a seriously nasty mess…
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…it is not something to be changed willy-nilly on the spur of the moment. It is vitally important that the membership be fully informed and have ample opportunity to understand…
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