Beth Pratt-Bergstrom

National Wildlife Federation

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Beth Pratt-Bergstrom on KCRW

Wild animals need to roam, but our freeways are in the way.

Bridges and Walls: Wildlife Crossing

Wild animals need to roam, but our freeways are in the way.

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Sometime between the evening of March 2 nd and March 3 rd , a killer took the life of Killarney, the Los Angeles Zoo’s oldest koala.

The Case of the Koala Killer at the Los Angeles Zoo

Sometime between the evening of March 2 nd and March 3 rd , a killer took the life of Killarney, the Los Angeles Zoo’s oldest koala.

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Mountain lions need space—and, as urban sprawl continues in Southern California, there’s less and less of it.

A Push for ‘Cougar Crossing’ Over the 101

Mountain lions need space—and, as urban sprawl continues in Southern California, there’s less and less of it.

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