Beth Pratt

Beth Pratt, the California Director for the National Wildlife Federation, has worked in environmental leadership roles for over twenty-five years, and in two of the country’s largest national parks: Yosemite and Yellowstone. Her book, "When Mountain Lions are Neighbors: People and Wildlife Working It Out In California," was published by Heyday Books in April of 2016.

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How the residents of Chula Vista are changing the world, one Certified Wildlife Habitat at a time

Garden Habitats, Get Outside, Wildlife Facts | Jul 12, 2011

One of my first duties as the new California Director for the National Wildlife Federation was to present the official certification to the City of Chula Vista for achieving the … Read more

Musings About Trips to the Mobil Station, the Sierra Snowpack and Climate Change

Conservation | Jun 28, 2011

One of my favorite non-wilderness destinations in the Sierra is the Whoa Nellie Deli at the Mobil Station in Lee Vining. Aside from the allure of the scrumptious fish tacos … Read more

Two Threatened Species: Desert Bighorn Sheep and California State Parks

Conservation, Wildlife Facts | May 16, 2011

In my twenty years of exploring California and the Sierra Nevada, I have never seen bighorn sheep in the state. The closest I ever came was during a hike on … Read more

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Beth Pratt

How the residents of Chula Vista are changing the world, one Certified Wildlife Habitat at a time

Musings About Trips to the Mobil Station, the Sierra Snowpack and Climate Change

Two Threatened Species: Desert Bighorn Sheep and California State Parks

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