Radio Interview: Meet your feisty neighborhood felines...
Follow this link for an AZPM interview with Cheryl Mollohan and Gale Sherman about the "Bobcats in Tucson" urban bobcat study.
Living with Bobcats in the Tucson Mountains
Photos and videos collected by neighbors and friends of bobcats within the Agua Dulce Homeowners Association in Tucson, AZ. This video has been prepared to assist with our annual National Wildlife Community Certification and to demonstrate we can live in harmony with these beautiful animals even in a managed community like Agua Dulce.
Viewing time 3:38
Bobcats in Tucson Visits Agua Dulce HOA
Some residents in Agua Dulce had concerns about seeing bobcats in their neighborhood. Members of the BIT team met with them and provided suggestions about how humans and bobcats can easily coexist.
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Bobcats In Tucson study results presented at Pima CC 2/18/25
This video features Cheryl Mollohan, lead biologist for the Bobcats in Tucson Research Project, explaining the result of the multi-year study of urban bobcats in Tucson, AZ.
Viewing time: 1:31:16
Bobcats are thriving in Tucson, Arizona...
Tony Paniagua produced this ARIZONA ILLUSTRATED (AZPM) video in the spring of 2024. Listen to our volunteer vet from the Arizona Exotic Animal Hospital, several citizen scientists, and the biologists conducting the study enthusiastically talk about their involvement .
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MEET YOUR TUCSON NEIGHBORS
© Belongs to the person who created each video
This is a compilation of the 16 videos sent to us during our study to share with our website visitors and 2 created by BIT Team Members. Enjoy all of them!
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BACK TO THE WILD © Gale Sherman, BIT Team Member
Following the capture and collaring of the bobcats, they were held in the capture cages until they were completely recovered from the drugs. Release sites, close to the capture site, were chosen with great care to ensure a safe release for the bobcats.
These video clips show the variety of each bobcat release. Some bolt like “a speeding bullet,” others stroll cautiously, a few growl, some back out, but each one receives the same joyful sendoff “Live long and prosper.”
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Bringing up Bobcats
Zenji Ashton, a 5th grader at Sunrise Drive Elementary School, was the videographer of BRINGING UP BOBCATS in 2024. This video is part of the “Tale of Two Cats,” project his STEM teacher, Charlotte Ackerman, created with the help of the Bobcats in Tucson team.
Viewing time: 9:28
Collaring Bobcat Sweetwater
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