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5 days ago

Letters: We must learn to co-exist with mountain lions

As the East Bay's residents face the thrill and perhaps a dash of terror of a mountain lion wandering into their neighborhood, it's worth reflecting on who the real intruders are: us. We humans have encroached upon these majestic creatures' habitats, disregarding their right to roam freely while we burden our planet with pollution.
Environment
California
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1 week ago

California is natural habitat for mountain lions. Here's what you can do if you encounter one

Mountain lions are increasingly appearing in human-populated areas in the Bay Area due to habitat and food needs.
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Los Angeles
fromLos Angeles Times
4 months ago

First layers of soil to be laid on 101 Freeway wildlife crossing, the world's largest

The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing will enhance ecosystem connectivity by allowing wildlife to safely cross a major freeway.
California
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4 months ago

Mountain lions could be hazed' by pursuers with dogs under California proposal

California's new bill would allow hazing of mountain lions to enhance public safety against increasing threats.
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6 months ago

Mountain lion attack prompts warning in Sierra town where bear killed woman

Mountain lions in Downieville pose a potential threat; residents advised to keep pets indoors and remain cautious during early morning and late evening.
California
fromLos Angeles Times
7 months ago

L.A.'s mountain lions become more nocturnal to avoid people. Does it come at a cost?

Mountain lions in urban areas, like Griffith Park's P-22, adapt by becoming nocturnal to avoid human activity, signaling their struggle for coexistence.
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