We share this recently published article entitled “New Records of the Andean Cat (Leopardus jacobita) in the Central Andes of Chile: Filling Gaps in the Distribution Range through Private-Social Partnerships” From December 2020 to May 2021, or 135 days, eight
By PhD Rocío Palacios, General Coordinator Time is a precious commodity, but we all handle it differently depending on culture and life. Today I want to ask for some of your precious time to tell you a story. This is
Irresponsible pet ownership is a problem that has been recognized worldwide and affects both wildlife and people.Feral dogs and pets that are not properly cared for by their owners have proven to be a problem for the Andean cat and
After more than one year, we finally visited the artisans of Lagunillas del Farallon. This meeting was emotional and exciting, and social distances and face masks did not prevent us to treasure every moment together. We finally were able to
As biologists we are used to measuring things with numbers. It’s the way we do it most of the time. We count how many cats we detect with our camera traps, and one more or one less means something to
Living in an isolated community in the Andes may sound like a perfect situation in this pandemic scenario, but in our countries it´s exactly the opposite. Road blockades and transit prohibition directly affects fresh food availability, and sooner