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Recolonize, Restore, Recover: Bringing Back the Legend

ALERT! Hearing on proposed unlimited cougar hunt quota in the Wyoming Black Hills on May 24th. Comments due by June 12th

The Sportsmen's Heritage Act

Cougar Rewilding Foundation's member renewal appeal

What's New

Wyoming Game & Fish proposes unlimited cougar hunting in part of the Black Hills

Many new items in the ProPanther website

Rescued panther kitten moved to Tampa zoo

Granting safe passage to panthers--New roadside detectors in Florida

The National Urban Wildlife Coalition--Telling it like it is

A Park on South Dakota's Pine Ridge: A Longtime Partnership May Finally Lead to the United States' First Tribal National Park

Are cougars near human habitations a risk to public safety? No, says the California DFG.

 

Cougar carrying cub

The Cougar Rewilding Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, science-based, volunteer-run conservation organization dedicated to the recovery of cougars to all of their former range east of the Rocky Mountains.

The return of the mountain lion, whether as individuals or in sanctioned restoration programs, will be one of the grandest opportunities---and greatest challenges---most wildlife professionals in the Great Plains, Midwest, and the East will ever face.   
Jay Tischendorf  2007

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