"Conservation Status of the Endangered Ocelot in the U.S. - A 35-Year Perspective" Narrative by Dr. Michael Tewes
Courtesy of Texas A&M University-Kingsville
The narrative from the 37th Annual Faculty Lecture presented by Dr. Michael Tewes is now available online. Read Dr. Tewes' explanation of the conservation challenges facing the elusive ocelot, a decoratively spotted feline adorning natural areas in the Western Hemisphere. Its northern range reaches the southern tip of Texas with fewer than 80 ocelots remaining in two small isolated populations.
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Learn about the Feline Research Program at the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute.