California Mountain Lions, Bonus Chapter: The Connection Conflict @OneHealthInstitute
California Mountain Lions, Bonus Chapter: The Connection Conflict  @OneHealthInstitute
Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 35 minutes ago
"In California, several mountain lion populations are separated from each other by development and highways, causing inbreeding within the populations to occur; genetic diversity and connectivity is crucial to the survival of these groups."

California Mountain Lions is a docuseries illustrating the nature of mountain lions in California. Here, we hope to educate viewers on the importance of mountain lions to the ecosystem and what we can do to prevent their decline in our state.

To find more episodes and information on California Mountain Lions, visit camountainlions.com
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