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Keep the Momentum. Protect Their Future.

Join our Giving Tuesday match!

Populations of key wild cat species — including lions and tigers — are experiencing a growth they haven’t seen in decades. Our efforts to curb poaching, protect key habitats and mitigate human-wildlife conflict are working. But this isn’t the time to slow down. We must keep up the momentum to secure a thriving future for all wild cats around the world.

Especially today, Giving Tuesday, when your gift has three times the impact thanks to a 2:1 match from the Ayers Wild Cat Conservation Trust, up to $800,000 in matching funds. Will you dedicate this global day of giving to protecting them?

Choose a match gift
and triple your impact.

Plate with fork and spoon

$25x3

Feed an anti-poaching unit hot meals for a week.

GIVE $25
Tractor

$50x3

Power a tractor for one hour to create firebreaks that protect against wildfires.

GIVE $50
Fire

$100x3

Fund a day of specialized wildfire-management training for staff.

GIVE $100
Lion

$250x3

Fund a day of anti-poaching technology for rangers in lion territories.

GIVE $250
Boots

$500x3

Purchase boots for 6 rangers conducting patrols in Africa.

GIVE $500
Leopard

$1,000x3

Pay for 20 synthetic fur garments to save 10 leopards.

GIVE $1,000

Panthera: Who We Are

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.

Why give to Panthera?

See how your support makes a difference.

Safeguarding Wild Cat Habitats

Puma in sceninc location

Panthera protects and reconnects important landscapes so wild cats have the space, prey and healthy ecosystems they need to survive.

Protecting Wild Cats on the Ground

Rangers training

Panthera works with local rangers and wildlife authorities to combat poaching, monitor wild cat populations and protect critical habitats.

Community-led Conservation

Paddlers on the Nalikwanda Royal Barge wearing Heritage Furs

Panthera partners with local and Indigenous communities to develop solutions that reduce human-wildlife conflict.

What is Giving Tuesday?

Giving Tuesday, taking place this year on December 2, is a global day of generosity that inspires people to give back and 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 our match!

Giving Tuesday

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Panthera: Who We Are

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.

Why give to Panthera?

When you give to Panthera, you support wild cats facing a range of threats, such as:

Habitat Loss

Cougar crossing road

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

Poaching

Lion skin and other seized wildlife contraband

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

Overhunting of Prey

WIld cat carrying prey

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.

What is Giving Tuesday?

GivingTuesday, taking place this year on December 2, is a global day of generosity that inspires people to give back and 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 our match!

Giving Tuesday