I missed this when it first came out on PBS in Nov 2010, but a colleague just sent me the link to this video (Thanks, Caryn!), which is a companion piece to the book The Wolverine Way, which I wrote about back in October. PBS Video. Wolverine: Chasing the Phantom
Posts Tagged ‘wolverines’
Wolverines on PBS: Chasing the Phantom
Posted in books, ecology, Education / Science, tagged conservation, natural history, PBS, wolverines on January 18, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The Wolverine Way
Posted in science, Uncategorized, tagged climate change, conservation, ecology, freedom to roam, patagonia, wolverines on October 1, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I mentioned this book, “The Wolverine Way” by Douglas Chadwick, back in July after posting about the Ocelot sighting in Arizona, and I’ve been meaning to write a full review since finishing it. (Yes, I know it’s been a while. Other half-written posts since then have included Experiments in Pickling, How to Build a Cold Smoker, and several food-related summer ideas that could possibly end up at some point in the future as a collaborative food blog. More on that later if it comes to fruition.)
Ocelots in Arizona
Posted in books, Education / Science, science, tagged ecology, ocelots, wildlife corridors, wolverines on July 23, 2010 | 1 Comment »
From Patagonia’s The Cleanest Line blog, “Witness For Wildlife Trip Produces Photo of First Live Ocelot In Arizona.” Ocelots are tropical cats, and they’ve been known to range into Northern Mexico and Texas. This article tells of the first known Ocelot seen in Arizona; the photo was taken by Michael Quigley in November of 2009 [...]
