On the occasion of Panthera’s 20th Anniversary, we are delighted to invite you to an intimate evening celebrating two decades of progress in wild cat conservation — and the partnerships that have made it possible.
Set at the beautiful Domaine de Divonne, this private gathering will bring together a select group of close partners and supporters from across the region. The evening will feature a cocktail reception followed by a brief presentation reflecting on Panthera’s global impact, as well as the opportunities and work that lie ahead.
Your support has played a vital role in advancing this mission, and it would be a true pleasure to have you join us as we mark this milestone and look toward the future together.
Thursday, June 11, 2026
Arrival: 7:00–7:30 PM
Cocktail reception followed by remarks and informal discussion
We very much hope you can join us for what promises to be a meaningful and memorable evening.
Please register using the form below.
Warm regards,
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Fred Launay, Ph.D. |
Panthera works to create a world where wild cats thrive in healthy landscapes that sustain both people and biodiversity. Our goal is to protect all 40 species of wild cats — from the smallest fishing cat to the mighty tiger — across their natural ranges.
With supporters worldwide, we conduct cutting-edge scientific research, restore habitats, partner with communities, protect wild cats and their prey from poaching, combat the illegal wildlife trade, and safeguard the landscapes they need to survive. Together, we can ensure these iconic animals roam the wild for generations to come.
Your gift to Panthera is both a commitment to and an investment in keeping the world wild — today and for an enduring future.
40 species. 35+ countries. 20 years.
Here are just a few places we work:
In 2025, we established a new country entity and office in Tanzania to protect wild cats and their habitats in a remote landscape. Through partnerships with the Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority (TAWA) and local communities, Panthera is leading research, protection and community-based conservation initiatives to secure these critical ecosystems for both wildlife and people.
Deep in the jungles of Malaysia, a Belgian Malinois named Phiri is helping protect wild cats. As part of Panthera Malaysia’s first K-9 tracking team for wildlife conservation, Phiri is trained to track poachers, uncover hidden snares and keep rangers safe. In mock trials, Phiri’s team achieved a 97% success rate in tracking exercises.
The rainforests and mountain ridges of Guatemala are a crucial part of the jaguar corridor, connecting jaguars, pumas, ocelots and more. To keep these forests thriving, our team supports local partner FUNDAECO in conducting patrols with rangers and community guardians, mapping and protecting the Guatemala-Honduras binational corridor, and empowering local communities to participate in conservation.
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