Snow? Yeah!
Looks like snow is what we may get in the Sierra this weekend. While it isn’t unusual to get a few dustings in late September and the beginning of October, this storm looks a bit more robust that usual.
If all goes as planned, I may be able to offer a first-person report early next week.
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SFGate: Tracking Mountain Lions
There is a very interesting article at SFGate describing how UCSC researchers are tracking mountain lions in the Santa Cruz mountains and the surrounding areas:
Given the close proximity of these magnificent animals to the human population of the Bay Area (not to mention the proximity to a number of university research programs) it is very surprising that no one has done this in the past.
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January 11, 2009 Posted by gdanmitchell | Commentary | 17, 880, article, california, cat, davenport, gilroy, mountain lion, mountains, puma, report, research, santa cruz, scotts valley, sfgate, ucsc | Comments Off on SFGate: Tracking Mountain Lions