Arnav Singhal and Parham Pourahmad, both 15, have established the Silicon Valley Wildlife Group to educate Bay Area residents on local wildlife and encourage coexistence. They are working to formalize the organization as a nonprofit while already utilizing social media and a website to promote their wildlife photography and research initiatives. The Bay Area’s ecology includes a variety of species, and human activity has increased interactions with wildlife. The organization aims to partner with local groups to enhance public understanding of wildlife coexistence and conservation efforts.
Arnav Singhal and Parham Pourahmad, both 15, lead the Silicon Valley Wildlife Group, which focuses on education and coexistence between humans and local wildlife.
The Bay Area houses a range of native wildlife species, including songbirds, skunks, coyotes, bobcats, and mountain lions, emphasizing the region's rich biodiversity.
The organization plans to expand and partner with community organizations, aiming to enhance public education about local wildlife and coexistence.
Human encroachment has increased wildlife sightings, as activities like leaving out food attract not only intended animals but also other wildlife.
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