We are currently working on a number of mountain lion research projects, including:

• Impacts of the U.S.-Mexico border barrier on the movement ecology of mountain lions in Texas, USA (lead: Chloe Nouzille, Ph.D. student)
• Abundance and distribution of mountain lions in South Texas, USA (lead: Chloe Nouzille, Ph.D. student)
• Genetics of lions in the U.S.-Mexico transboundary region (lead: Katie McDaniel, M.S. student)
• Use of visual, auditory, and olfactory attractants to increase discoverability of small wildlife passages for mountain lions (lead: Ray Turner, M.S. student)
  
• Impacts of high fences and supplemental feeders on the movement ecology of mountain lions (lead: Ray Turner, M.S. student)
  
• Impacts of the border barrier on expected counts of mountain lions (lead: Katie McDaniel, M.S. student)