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Join the Match!

While Giving Tuesday has come and gone, your generous donations will continue to have twice the impact: All donations to Panthera made between November 22 and December 31, 2024, will be tax-deductible and matched dollar-for-dollar by the Ayers Wild Cat Conservation Trust.

DOUBLE THE STRIPES.

James Warwick

What is Giving Tuesday?

GivingTuesday, which took place on December 3, is a global day of generosity when millions of people come together to support the causes they care about most. While your support is always valued, donations made on this special day are especially appreciated — and twice as impactful thanks to the match!

Giving Tuesday

Panthera: Our Work in Action

Jaguar 2030 Roadmap

Jaguar
© Sebastian Kennerknecht

This unprecedented partnership seeks to strengthen the entire jaguar range, which extends from Mexico to Argentina, by securing 30 priority conservation landscapes for jaguars by 2030.

Ensuring a Future for Africa's Cats

African Lion
© Sebastian Kennerknecht

We're expanding protection of the habitat corridor in Zambia’s Greater Kafue Ecosystem that supports vital wildlife, including lions and leopards, through law enforcement patrols, monitoring, and community engagement.

Wild Cats Friendly Roads

Costa Rica
© Panthera/MOPT

Panthera collaborates with Costa Rica’s government, NGO's, and communities to collect data on roadkill hotspots — leading to the creation of 40+ wildlife underpasses as well as the construction of dozens of wildlife crossing signs.

Why Panthera?

Panthera is creating a world where wild cats thrive in healthy, natural and developed landscapes that sustain people and biodiversity. Through cutting-edge scientific research, strategic species recovery, habitat restoration, and collaboration with communities and partners, we're protecting the world's 40 species of wild cats and helping ensure a future for us all.

When you give to Panthera, you support wild cats threatened by:

Habitat Loss

Cougar crossing road
© Nick Garbutt

Wild cats need large home ranges with access to abundant prey, mates and water. We connect and protect critical habitats to ensure a genetic flow between wild cat populations and reduce threats like vehicle strikes or retaliatory killings.

Poaching

Lion skin and other seized wildlife contraband
© Philipp Henschel/Panthera

Poaching is one of the biggest threats to wild cats around the globe. By addressing both the crimes and the root causes, we are helping reduce the poaching of wild cats and their prey, before it’s too late.

Overhunting of Prey

WIld cat carrying prey
© Craig Taylor

When prey populations are decimated, so too are wild cat populations. We’re implementing lasting, impactful solutions like habitat restoration, breeding programs, and education and community outreach efforts.

Wild cats playing