The California Wildlife Program aims to restore and connect fragmented habitat, benefiting pumas and other wildlife in California. Sprawling urban areas, freeways, and certain types of agriculture have isolated puma populations. Such close proximity to people can lead to conflict.
This focus will help recover isolated puma populations as well as protect the many other species—from foxes to salamanders to owls. From its most cosmopolitan cities to its rural communities, California’s roughly 40 million people live in and around a stunning landscape rich in biodiversity.
photo credit: National Park Service
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