Animals • June 23, 2026
Sighting of Elusive ‘Miner’s Cat’ a Fitting Reward for Philanthropists Rewilding Their Private Land
Originally published on Good News Network

For a philanthropic couple in Oregon, the sighting on a trail camera of one of North America's most elusive animals was both surprising and not. Bill and Sarah Epstein had committed a large plot of family-owned land to conservation, and so the appearance of a "ringtail" or "miner's cat" was a sign that their work
For a philanthropic couple in Oregon, the sighting on a trail camera of one of North America's most elusive animals was both surprising and not. Bill and Sarah Epstein had committed a large plot of family-owned land to conservation, and so the appearance of a "ringtail" or "miner's cat" was a sign that their work
Originally published on Good News Network.
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