Fishing Cats in Thailand
Fishing Cat Project has worked to restore fishing cat populations since 2003. The project entails four vital components, spanning surveying and ecological research to outreach and education. The Project is implemented in areas throughout the fishing cat’s range in Thailand and Southeast Asia. See the project page for more information.
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