Naturalist and author set up the Fox Study in 1976 which later became The British Fox Study which still continues work on current foxes as well as long British fox types. The Fox Deaths Project is focussed on the City and
In 2010 the work on foxes, jackals, wolves and coyotes in
the
Specialising in canids and felids, Terry has looked at
existing, threatened or extant species particularly from
In 2021 the British Canid Historical Society was set up to look at various aspects of foxes.
From 1977 until (officially) 2016 Terry was an exotic
species consultant specialising in felids and advising
Papers and Books
1. A
Method For Grading Sightings Of Non-Native Cats: Application to South and West
Wales,
Proceedings
of the 2nd Eastern Cougar Conference,
2. Exotic
Cats In Britain: An Historical Perspective,
3.
(Contributor) Survey effort and Sighting Probabilities for
Non-Native Cats in Carmarthenshire,
4. The
Biography of Perceived Encounters with Pumas and Other Exotic Cats in South and
West Wales,
5.
Felids: Wildcats, Ferals and Hybrids, Terry Hooper-Scharf. Vale
Wildlife Group, 2000
6.
7. The
Red Paper: Foxes, Fox-Domestic Dog, Hybrids, Arctic Foxes, Wolves, Jackals and
Coyotes: An Extensive Study of Vulpes vulpes in the
8. The
“Girt Dog” of Ennerdale: Hyena, Thylacine or Escaped Exotic Cat: A Naturalist’s
Assessment of the Evidence. Terry Hooper-Scharf.
Various
other unlisted papers and articles 2000-2021
Terry
also applied his knowledge of the natural world to look at subjects ranging
from gorillas and other primates as well as 18th -19th centuries
mysterious predators in
The Red
Paper: Canids (2010)
Some Things
Strange & Sinister (2011)
Some More Things
Strange & Sinister (2012)
Pursuing
The Strange & Weird –A Naturalist’s Viewpoint (2014)
Strange &
Mysterious Beasts (2018)
In
2021 Terry set up the UK National Carnivore Advisory to look at all aspects of
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