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Lion Sighting in Griffith Park has Wildlife Enthusiasts Buzzing - Vimarsana News

Lion Sighting in Griffith Park has Wildlife Enthusiasts Buzzing

Local wildlife enthusiasts were buzzing Monday in response to video that appears to have captured another mountain lion in Griffith Park.

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Untagged mountain lion seen in Griffith Park - Vimarsana News

Untagged mountain lion seen in Griffith Park

If this mountain lion becomes part of the study, it will be named P-122, the NPS said.

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Another 'Hollywood Cat'? Possible Mountain Lion Sighting in Griffith Park - Vimarsana News

Another 'Hollywood Cat'? Possible Mountain Lion Sighting in Griffith Park

Regional wildlife enthusiasts were buzzing Monday in response to video that appears to have captured another mountain lion in Griffith Park, which was long home to the famed P-22 "Hollywood Cat" until his death in December 2022.

'Gates left open and crops destroyed': the risks and benefits of right to roam | Access to green space - Vimarsana News

'Gates left open and crops destroyed': the risks and benefits of right to roam | Access to green space

Some farmers are concerned campaigners do not fully understand how the countryside works

Land access protesters win landmark victory - Vimarsana News

Land access protesters win landmark victory

In January this year, an estimated 3,000 people flocked to Cornwood in Dartmoor, then the site of some spectacular pheasant shooting, to protest a ban on what some call ‘wild camping’, which effectively means camping outside a designated camp site. The landowner, Alexander Darwall, reportedly a keen Shot and salmon fisherman, had had enough of litter on his ground and brought a successful case to have ‘wild camping’ banned. A number of conservationists felt the decision was the right one and supported Mr Darwall’s claim that footfall was limiting his ability to promote biodiversity o...