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1. cougar.codefornature.orgWelcome to The Mountain Lion Tracking Webmap

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   Welcome to The Mountain Lion Tracking Webmap A Project of UC Davis Wildlife Health Center & The Nature Conservancy

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3. storymaps.arcgis.com › stories › 88bfa5cf64a64bbaMountain Lion Habitats - ArcGIS StoryMaps

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   Mountain Lion Habitats. How urban expansion has affected where and how mountain lions interact with humans.

4. wildlifeinformer.com › mountain-lion-populationMountain Lion Population in Each State (Current Estimates)

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   • Alabama. Mountain Lions have a status of extirpated in Alabama, there have been no confirmed sightings in the state in over 50 years. There are occasional reports of people who think they saw one, maybe they even took a blurry picture, but those are most likely bobcats.
   • Alaska. Alaska is one of the few states where mountain lions are not technically native to and there is currently no breeding population of Mountain Lions in Alaska.
   • Arizona. Mountain lions can be found throughout Arizona, and data suggests the populations are not only stable, but growing. The current estimate is 2,500 – 3,000 throughout Arizona.
   • Arkansas. There is not currently a known breeding population of mountain lions in Arkansas and there hasn’t been in decades. There have been between 20-25 sightings of mountain lions in the state since 2010, but no evidence to support that these animals are breeding here and not just passing through.

5. dwr.virginia.gov › wildlife › informationeastern cougar (puma) | Virginia DWR

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   Aug 18, 2023 · Since 1970, 121 sightings have been identified as possible mountain lions, but have not been officially confirmed. Most sightings occur in Shenandoah National Park and in Bedford, Amherst and Nelson County region.

6. www.newsweek.com › mountain-lion-map-showsMountain lion map shows populations in US States - Newsweek

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   Jun 17, 2024 · A Flourish map. The following states have active, breeding populations of mountain lions, according to an a-z-animal.com analysis of state data: Arizona: 2,000-3,000 mountain lions thrive in...

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7. virginiaplaces.org › natural › cougarsCougars in Virginia

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   Jul 4, 2018 · Cougars in Virginia. the Eastern Cougar is , reflecting the solid color without stripes or spots. Source: Public Domain Pictures. Ancestors of the cougar (also known as catamount, mountain lion, bobcat, puma, panther, painter, wildcat, and ghost cat) crossed into North America roughly 8 million years ago, and the species Puma concolor evolved ...

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   Are there Mountain Lions in West Virginia?

   • Just like their neighbor Virginia, there is no breeding population of mountain lions in West Virginia. There continue to be sightings and it is likely a transient mountain lion roams through on rare occasions. 49. Wisconsin There is no permanent breeding population of mountain lions in Wisconsin, however there are occasional confirmed sightings.

   Mountain Lion Population in Each State (Current Estimates)

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   Which states have a mountain lion population?

   • The following states have active, breeding populations of mountain lions, according to an a-z-animal.com analysis of state data: Arizona: 2,000-3,000 mountain lions thrive in the state's rocky habitats. Arkansas: A small but growing population of about 30 mountain lions.

   Mountain Lion Map Shows Populations in US States - Newsweek

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   Are there Mountain Lions in Missouri?

   • Missouri does not currently have a breeding population of mountain lions, however the Missouri Department of Conservation acknowledges that mountain lions do have a presence in the state. They even have a “ Mountain Lion Response Team ” to investigate sightings and gather evidence to try and track the population.

   Mountain Lion Population in Each State (Current Estimates)

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   Do mountain lions live in California?

   • With more than half of the state having prime habitat (foothills and mountains), California has a large population of Mountain Lions. They are currently a protected species in the state and cannot be hunted as game.

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   Are there Mountain Lions in Oregon?

   • Oregon has quite a healthy population of mountain lions, estimated to be over 6,000 however only about half of these individuals are thought to be breeding adults. They can be found through the state, with the highest populations in the Blue Mountains and Cascade Mountains.

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   Where do lions live in Nevada?

   • According to the Nevada Department of Wildlife “In Nevada lions are found in areas of pinion pine, juniper, mountain mahogany, ponderosa pine and mountain brush. Lions generally are most abundant in areas where deer are plentiful.” Nevada has a brochure about living with mountain lions here. 29. New Hampshire

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9. a-z-animals.com › blog › does-it-snow-in-virginiaDoes It Snow in Virginia? Snowiest Places and Average Amounts

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   Dec 23, 2023 · The 10 Snowiest Places in Virginia. Heavier snowfall totals occur in more mountainous towns and cities than coastal ones. ©Gerry Bishop/Shutterstock.com. Weatherspark’s statistical data places the statewide average annual snowfall at 23.1 inches, but it comes down to area. Coastal regions don’t see the same snowfall totals as mountain towns.