Dogs, Cats, and Scats: Saving Jaguars, One Poop at a Time

Yes - I know Marcella! In fact I worked for her graduate student, Adam Dillon on his ocelot research project in Belize, and helped out with Marcella's jaguar camera trapping grids while I was there. It's one of the experiences that got me excited to pursue this branch of science! Thanks for your support, Vicky!

Thanks Shari! Another great part of the Conservation Canines - allowing those that need an extra doggy-dose to live vicariously through their adventures :)

And let's face it, we usually do what Kim says to :) I know I do.

Will do, Katie :) It would pretty cool to come across some grison scat!

We'll be surveying the Lacondon region of Chiapas - a place where little wildlife research has been done due to the extreme remoteness. The lack of trails and roads makes other techniques, like camera trapping or hair snares impossible - which is why this project is a great way to show off the capacity of the Conservation Canines to survey remote areas!