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OUR PROJECTS

We recently assisted Brigham Young University and the Division of Wildlife Resources on the Central Region Cougar Study, which has now concluded.  We're currently partnering with mountain lion researcher Joshua Lisbon on the Grand Staircase-Escalante Cougar Project. Our work includes deploying remotely operated trail camera throughout much of Utah to monitor kill sites, document behaviors and interactions, and gather footage of our wild lions for educational purposes. Be sure to follow this page for photos and videos from the field!

ABOUT US >

We are a dedicated and diverse group of Utah residents that are interested in mountain lions, their protection, management, and improving our understanding of them. Our work in Utah began in 2017 with the goal of improving social tolerance of mountain lions through the use of community engagement, education, and camera traps. As our work evolved over time, we became involved with other wildlife communities that were concerned about mountain lions, their management, our understanding of them, their portrayal in the media, coexistence challenges, and public perception. 

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In order to do our best work for mountain lions, collaboration with all wildlife stakeholders is one of our core beliefs. By working with one another on shared goals, we can accomplish more for Utah's mountain lions!

Utah Mountain Lion Conservation is in affiliation with Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs (SEE) a non-profit charity exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

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E: info@utahmountainlion.org

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