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Contents include:
* Do wild cougars inhabit the eastern United States?
* Two new confirmations from the Gaspé Peninsula of Quebec
* Florida: Reintroduction timeline needed
* Wild Felid Workshop in the Berkshires
* Introducing our new science Advisor John Laundré
* Book Review: Where the Wild Things Were
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