Past Projects
Patagonia Puma Project
This Project applied an ecosystem approach that considered the complex predator-prey interactions in the montane and forested habitats of Chilean Patagonia. This study focused on preserving the...
>Other Research
Research is one of several tools that can assist in answering pressing questions about changes to the natural world and the impact on wild felids. Direct effects from...
>Fishing Cats in Thailand
This project was initiated in 2003 in response to a sharp decline in fishing cat populations throughout the species' range, the subsequent elevation of fishing cats from Vulnerable...
>Small Felids in Argentina
The Andean Cat (Oreailurus jacobita) only lives in the high-altitude desert areas of the Andes (the Puna region) of Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, and Chile. This species is...
>Arabian Leopards in Oman
The Arabian Leopard is the smallest leopard subspecies native to the Arabian Peninsula, and is classified by the IUCN as critically endangered, with fewer than 200 animals remaining...
>Snow Leopards in Mongolia
The elusive snow leopard is a flagship species for the mountains of Asia, occupying habitat across twelve countries. As few as 3,500 individuals remain in the wild today.
Recent News & Updates
The importance of rodents to a specialist carnivore in an industrialized site
Although servals are specialist carnivores, this doesn't mean they can't adapt to new environments.
Patagonia Wild Cats Project
Globally, wild felids face numerous challenges stemming from habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and poaching. In the vast expanse of the Patagonian steppe, these challenges are acutely felt...
>Statement on Puma attack in El Dorado County Mar 23, 2024
In light of the tragic incident in El Dorado County this past weekend, our heartfelt condolences go out to the family of Taylen Brooks, who lost his life...
>Recent News & Updates
The importance of rodents to a specialist carnivore in an industrialized site
ROOTNews
October 16, 2024Although servals are specialist carnivores, this doesn't mean they can't adapt to new environments.
On the hunt for puma poop in the SF Bay Area
Project UpdatesBay Area Puma Project
October 10, 2024Collecting poop isn’t actually as disgusting as it sounds.
BAPP outreach this summer!
Project UpdatesBay Area Puma Project
October 09, 2024This summer Felidae staff and volunteers were busy participating in several outreach activities around the Bay Area!