Panthera works to ensure our programming is long-term and self-sustaining, a goal we can only achieve through strong relationships with national, regional and local governments. Government support and partnerships give our scientists access to remote and dangerous areas, fund programming and the work of conservationists building their own country’s scientific base and put boots on the ground to manage and protect crucial wild cat habitats.
Panthera has Memoranda of Understanding with the following governments:
Angola
Belize
Colombia
Costa Rica
Guyana
Honduras
Mexico
Nicaragua
Panama
South Africa
Panthera works closely with the following governmental partners around the world:
Agricultural Ministry of Karnataka (India)
Assam Forestry Dept (India)
Bangladesh Forest Department
Botswana Department of National Parks
Brazil: Ministry of the Environment, CENAP
Centre National de Gestion des Réserves de Faune (Benin)
Corporación Nacional Forestal (Conaf), Chile
Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation (Nepal)
Department of Wildlife and National Parks (Malaysia)
Department of Wildlife and National Parks of Johor (Malaysia)
Direction de la Faune et des Chasses (Burkina Faso)
ECOSISTEMAS (Brazil)
Federal University of Mato Grosso (Brazil)
Forestry Department, Corbett Tiger Reserve Management, Rajaji National Park Management (India)
Gunung Leuser National Park Management Authority (Indonesia)