Welcome to Felidae Conservation Fund
The Felidae Conservation Fund aims to advance the conservation of wild cats and their habitats planetwide through a combination of groundbreaking research, compelling education and cutting-edge technology.
Felidae collaborates on strategic research studies that clearly define a process to understand human impact on wild cats and wild places. There are important steps we can take now to minimize the devastation. The goal is to prevent further extinction of felidae species, and to preserve complete ecosystems around the world. Our contributions build new outlooks toward wild cats and the preservation of global ‘wildness’.
Felidae Conservation Fund is committed to spawning compelling educational messages through stories, visual media and outreach campaigns that pilot a healthy coexistence of humans and felidae species around the world.
Great Times Served up by Mountain Lions
at Sullivans in La Honda!
Friday, April 9th, 5:30-9:00 pm
Join this community gathering for great fun,
great music and information on the mountain
lion and the Bay Area Puma Project!
Recent Press on the Project
Dangerous Encounters with
Brady Barr - The Wild West
March 6 and 8 - National
Geographic Channel
Wild Ideas Podcast #49 by
the Wilderness Center
This project is investigating the
behavior and ecology of wild cats
in Borneo and exploring the effects
of habitat alteration on these cats.
Read more here.
For current updates, visit the
Researcher's Blog from the field!
Eric York Scholarship Announcement
The Eric York Scholarship will be
offered again in 2011.
CONGRATULATIONS again
to the two recipients of the
Eric York Scholarship,
Constanza Napolitano
and Omar Figueroa!
