Over 1,500 miles, P-36 crosses busy highways, swims rivers, moves through redwood forests, farmland, and neighborhoods, and navigates a Northern California landscape increasingly shaped by people. THE PATH OF PUMA-36 follows his remarkable journey as researchers track his movements and the risks he encounters along the way.
OUR GOALS
To illuminate our wild neighbors' struggle for survival in this human dominated world, illustrating the necessity of coexistence, which begins with understanding.
As a keystone species, mountain lions play a vital role in supporting the health and function of ecosystems, as well as promoting biodiversity. If we want to protect the natural world and wildlife for future generations, then protecting mountain lions and their habitat will contribute to accomplishing both.
