GRAY FOX HANDBOOK: A Comprehensive Guide to the Biology, Ecology, and Conservation of North America’s Arboreal Canid

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by RAPHAEL GIBSON

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Discover the secret life of Urocyon cinereoargenteus , North America’s elusive tree-climbing fox. The Gray Fox Handbook is an authoritative, science-driven exploration of one of the continent’s most fascinating carnivores—blending zoology, ecology, conservation ethics, and cultural history into a single definitive reference for professionals, students, and wildlife enthusiasts. From its Ice Age origins and evolutionary adaptations to its modern survival amid climate change and urban expansion, this handbook traces every dimension of the gray fox’s existence. Each chapter combines academic rigor with accessible explanation, guiding readers through anatomy, behavior, reproduction, health management, and ethical care standards grounded in current research. Inside, readers will find: Comprehensive coverage of gray fox biology, physiology, and arboreal adaptations. - In-depth insights into population ecology, genetic diversity, and conservation challenges. - Modern applications of technology—GPS telemetry, AI-assisted habitat modeling, and eDNA research—redefining field methods. - Ethical frameworks for rehabilitation, welfare compliance, and professional stewardship using the Five Domains Model. - Cultural and artistic portrayals of foxes in Native American and Latin American traditions, linking heritage with modern conservation. - Forward-looking strategies addressing climate resilience, habitat connectivity, and global collaboration through citizen science and youth involvement. Professionally written and deeply researched, The Gray Fox Handbook serves as both a scholarly resource and an ethical guide for wildlife keepers, ecologists, educators, and conservation leaders. It illuminates how science, empathy, and innovation can coexist to secure the gray fox’s future—and, by extension, the ecological harmony of the landscapes it inhabits. Whether you are a researcher, rehabilitator, student of wildlife biology, or a lover of native fauna, this book invites you to see the gray fox not only as a species to study, but as a living testament to adaptability, balance, and coexistence in an ever-changing world.

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