Science Institute News Recent accomplishments of CDFW's scientific community Enumerating California’s Most Elusive Residents: Puma concolor July 13, 2018 in General It’s just before dawn in the eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains in Mono County. It’s a cold clear morning, a good day to be out experiencing a still very much wild area of California. California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) biologist Justin Dellinger and a Wildlife Services houndsman are preparing gear to go out looking for fresh mountain lion tracks in this vast landscape. Tagged With: capture, collar, cougar, Dellinger, eastern Sierra, GPS, houndsman, Mono, Mountain lion, puma, Sierra Nevada, tracking, Wildlife Services
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