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Two Decades in the Wild. A Legacy Still Unfolding.

Since 2006, Panthera has followed wild cats to the edges of the earth — and the results speak for themselves. This is the story of two decades, forty species, and a mission that is only gaining ground.

Twenty Years in the Field

Panthera: Our Work in Action

Protecting Pumas and Bobcats in Washington State

Panther partners with six First Nation Tribes to study how the Interstate 5 impacts pumas and bobcats, identify bottlenecks and blockages in wildlife corridors, and help state developers modify the I-5 to better support wildlife.

Safeguarding Tigers in Thailand

We're securing critical habitats for tigers and improving the status of tiger prey by intensifying protection in the Salakpra Wildlife Sanctuary and adjoining protected areas, and addressing specific threats to tigers and their prey.

Understanding Fishing Cat Movement in Thailand

We're monitoring the small wild cat species, fishing cats, to understand how a railway in Thailand's Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park impacts this species, finding that fishing cats use the railway bridges as a corridor between populations.