How human activity is altering carnivore behavior in Mexico’s cloud forests
Even within the sanctuary of protected conservation areas, the rhythms of life are changing for carnivores in Mexico’s montane cloud forests. A new Yale School of Environment study conducted by Germar González ‘24 MESc, doctoral student Siria Gámez, and Nyeema Harris, the Knobloch Family Associate Professor of Wildlife and Land Conservation, found that heightened human activity may be altering the behavior of species lik … ⌘ Read more