Clouded Leopards and Rusty-spotted Cats ~ SWCCF Apr 2025 News
Conservation news from the Clouded Leopard and Rusty-spotted Cat Working Groups.
Conservation news from the Clouded Leopard and Rusty-spotted Cat Working Groups.
Wild cat conservation news on Fishing Cats (Sri Lanka and Nepal) and Pampas Cats (Chile).
Small cat conservation news from the African Golden Cat Working Group, Uganda; Fundación Con Garra, Chile and the Ocelot Working Group, Mexico.
Small cat conservation news from the Ocelot Working Group, Mexico and the African Golden Cat Working Group, Uganda.
Small cat conservation news on the Güiña (Chile), Asiatic Golden Cat (Nepal) and the Geoffroy’s Cat (Argentina).
Here is a list of the international or world days for wild cats in 2026. All of the big cats and some of the smaller cats are celebrated on a special day annually to promote awareness of these majestic and … Read More
There are 45 wild cat species as at November 2024, 7 big cats and 38 small cats. Each year in November we update the Felidae taxonomy on www.WildCatFamily.com. There are various definitions of ‘big cats’, ‘wild cats’ and ‘small cats’ … Read More
There are 18 species of wild cats in the Americas which includes the continents of North and South America: 2 big cats (Jaguar and Puma) 2 small cats in North America (Bobcat and Canada Lynx) 14 small cats primarily in … Read More
Small cat conservation news in Chile and Bolivia from the Colocolo Project and Senda Verde Wildlife Sanctuary.
The Panthera big cats are the most well-known of the wild cats and are often in the international news. The five wild cats in the Panthera genus are the Snow Leopards and Tigers of Asia; the Jaguars of South America … Read More
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