On Coyote Encounters
In PEEC’s last blog post on coyotes, I discussed the ways we’re inadvertently attracting these opportunistic omnivores through supplemental feeding.
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Mariana Rivera Freeman
What Can We Learn From a Black Bear’s Skull?
Join PEEC’s Field Science Specialist, Mariana Rivera Freeman, to find out what you can learn from a black bear’s skull!
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New Mexico Naturalist: Mariana Rivera Freeman
Mariana Rivera Freeman is the Field Science Specialist at PEEC. Prior to that, she studied prairie dogs at Valles Caldera National Preserve.
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Sharing Your Space With Wildlife
By Mariana Rivera Freeman We’ve all heard the phrase “survival of the fittest,” which has evolved into something apart from
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Tree Squirrels: Natural Distancers
By Mariana Rivera Freeman Among the many species of the rodent family Sciuridae, tree squirrels are generally known as asocial:
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