Letter: Mountain lions trapped in ecological island
Human infrastructure is being reduced by 50 percent as campgrounds are decommissioned and mountain lions remain confined to 5-10 square miles, officials said.
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Letter: Mountain lions trapped in ecological island
Is encroachment to blame for current mountain lion activity? Mountain lion sightings and conflicts are almost always blamed on human encroachment. While this argument might hold weight in certain regions in California, it does not apply to the Santa Cruz Mountains. In this area, new development is non-existent. The only construction consists of rebuilding structures lost in the devastating 2020 fires. Many of these properties are deeply histori…
Letter: Mountain lions trapped in ecological island | Gilroy Dispatch | Gilroy, California
Is encroachment to blame for current mountain lion activity? Mountain lion sightings and conflicts are almost always blamed on human encroachment. While this argument might hold weight in certain regions in California, it does not apply to the Santa Cruz Mountains. In this area, new development is non-existent. The only construction consists of rebuilding structures lost in the devastating 2020 fires. Many of these properties are deeply histori…
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