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© Sebastian Kennerknecht/Pantheral

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

Our Foundation

Science That Drives Action on the Ground

From the outset, Panthera's work has been anchored in globally recognized science — building one of the most comprehensive bodies of knowledge on wild cat ecology, threats, and conservation needs.

That scientific foundation has always served a clear purpose: to enable action. Today, Panthera stands as an implementation-first organization, translating science directly into measurable, on-the-ground impact at scale.

Jaguar
© Nick Garbutt

Large-scale connectivity planning for jaguars across Latin America, including the Jaguar Life Refuge — designed to secure and reconnect critical habitat across the species' entire range.

Tigers
© James Warwick

Science-driven recovery strategies supporting tiger populations across Asia, and habitat assessments guiding African lion and leopard conservation across five priority landscapes.

Anti-poaching scouts
© Sebastian Kennerknecht

Evidence-based frameworks for anti-poaching, enforcement, and wildlife crime disruption — shaping how governments and partners prioritize conservation investment worldwide.

Looking Ahead

Implementation at Scale

The future of conservation is not defined by research alone — but by the speed and scale at which it can be implemented.

Panthera is building toward a world where entire landscapes function as connected conservation systems, where scientific insight translates rapidly into field action, and where communities are not just beneficiaries but central to delivery and long-term stewardship.

This is conservation as a continuous system — designed for durability, scalability, and impact that compounds over time.

  • On-the-ground programs across every priority wild cat habitat on earth

  • Corridor creation and restoration to reconnect fragmented ecosystems

  • Real-time field monitoring and conservation technology at the frontier

  • Strengthened ranger networks, enforcement capacity, and anti-poaching systems

  • Partnership-driven delivery with governments, Indigenous communities, and local stakeholders

Securing the Future of Wild Cats

Your partnership is what makes this possible. As we mark 20 years of Panthera's mission, we invite you to go deeper — to understand the full scope of what we are building together, and the role you play in it.

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