Panthera

Panthera Thailand work to protect Indochinese tigers, Indochinese leopards, mainland clouded leopards, fishing cats and flat-headed cats. Alongside key partners — including the Thailand Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, WWF, Wildlife Conservation Society, ZSL, Freeland Foundation, Sueb Nakasathien Foundation, and local communities — we focus on monitoring wild cat populations, site protection, community outreach, wildlife corridor creation, and innovating new conservation strategies and discoveries.

With a strong, dedicated focus on wild cat conservation, our team builds specialized expertise grounded in science.

Read the full story at: https://panthera.org/blog-post/building-future-thailands-wild-cats.

Our 2025 Impact Report is here — and it marks a milestone worth celebrating.

Twenty years ago, Panthera was founded on a belief many considered impossible: that the world's wild cats could be saved. Today, we work across 30+ countries with 300+ staff members dedicated to that vision. This report documents what two decades of sustained effort looks like in practice — from tiger recovery in Thailand to lion comeback stories in Senegal to community-led conservation in Honduras.

Read the full report at: https://bit.ly/4v4una5.

20 years. 40 species. One pride.

📷: Steve Winter Photography, National Geographic