Mountain lions have made a remarkable comeback in recent years, leading to vigorous debate about the threat they pose to humans. But often lost in the discussion is their importance as predators that keep wild landscapes healthy and in balance--and as fascinating creatures in their own right. Carnivore expert Mark Elbroch delivers clear-eyed advice for coexisting peacefully with these graceful, resilient animals that add value to our lives in surprising ways--if we let them.
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Mark Elbroch
Includes bibliographical references (pages 219-237) and index.
