I am an undergraduate student pursuing a degree in wildlife biology and conservation in California. I have worked with exotic animals from alligators to porcupines to leopards for 4 years in order to educate both kids and adults about the wonders of wildlife and what we can do to ensure the future of their survival on this planet. As a volunteer for Wild Cat Education and Conservation Fund, I am engaged in the field of wild predator conservation and the efforts being made to heal the relationship between ranchers/villagers and their local wild carnivores, like snow leopards in the Himalayas. I do believe coexistence is possible with a tremendous amount of work, education and deducation.
I pulled into the driveway, gazing up at the beautiful redwoods through my bug splattered windshield as I parked my car. It’s a year later as I nervously climb the steps to Wild Cat Education and Conservation Fund (WCE&CF) as a new volunteer. (more…)
On September 2nd, 2013, Bandhu, meaning “friend” in Nepali, was born. He began his life quite small, weighing a pound and 12 ounces at 5 weeks of age. He lives at the Wild Cat Education and Conservation Fund in the heart of a redwood forest in California.
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