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Lucherini, M.; Rios, L.; Manfredi, C.; Jose Merino, M.; Arellano, J.
Human-Puma Conflicts in Three Areas from the Southern Cone of South America: Preliminary Data
2008  Cat News (49): 29-30

Of the two large species of felids occurring in the Neotropical Region, the puma _Puma concolor_ is by far the most widespread and common. Nevertheless, its populations are declining in many areas and hunting is one of the most frequent causes of this decrease. This paper presents the preliminary results of an interview-based assessment of human-puma conflicts in three areas of Argentina and Chile located in very different ecoregions.

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