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We rely solely on grants and generous donations for program support, and for critically important wild cat projects worldwide.
If you would like to donate:
Or send a check made out to "University of Arizona Foundation" or "UAF", with the memo line re: "UA Wild Cat Center" to:
Lisa Haynes, Coordinator
UA Wild Cat Center
School of Natural Resources and the Environment, BSE 325
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 85721
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About Us
Lisa Haynes – Coordinator
- Urban bobcat ecology, regional mountain lion ecology, public outreach and education, citizen science
Melanie Culver – Faculty
- Conservation genetics, world wild cat genetics, graduate student advisor
John Koprowski – Faculty
- Mammal ecology, graduate student advisor
Randy Gimblett – Faculty
- Wildlife and human landscape modeling, data systems, graduate student advisor
Jim Sanderson – Faculty
- Founder and Director of Small Wild Cat Conservation Foundation (www.smallcats.org),
IR-camera data systems, mountain lions in SW US, international projects: Andean cat, fishing cat, Chinese mountain cat, guina,
margay, ocelot, jaguarundi, Pallas' cat, Borneo bay cat
Ashwin Naidu – Ph.D. Graduate Student
- Mountain lion genetics in southwestern Arizona and northwestern Mexico, predator-prey dynamics of mountain lion and desert bighorn sheep, India tiger conservation (http://hyticos.wordpress.com/)
Aletris Neils – Ph.D. Graduate Student
Bob Fitak – Ph.D. Graduate Student
Roberto Fuentes – M.S. Graduate Student
- Mountain lion-landscape connectivity modeling
C. Zoe Hackl – M.S. Graduate Student
- Population status and conservation genetics of wild cats in National Parks and Monuments in Arizona
Sarah Foster – M.S. Graduate Student Candidate
- Urban bobcat ecology and genetics
We also want to acknowledge the tremendous contributions of two previous staff members, Jessicca Lamberton, who is now with Sky Island Alliance, and Cheryl Craddock, in UA Computer Sciences.
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