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As the voice of wild cats, Panthera and our supporters have a lot to say. From sounding the alarm on the plight of wild cats to commenting on the latest viral videos, Panthera’s experts are the go-to sources for all things wild cat. Here, you’ll find our latest press releases and commentary along with our advocacy for wild cats in the world’s most popular outlets.

Looking to feature Panthera in a story or need commentary from a wild cat expert? Contact prpanthera@panthera.org for press inquiries.

Cloud jaguar

CNN · April 13, 2026

First ‘cloud jaguar’ spotted in 10 years sparks hope in Honduras

Newsweek · December 24, 2024

Why bird flu mountain lion deaths are a worrying sign

The Seattle Times · December 19, 2024

Bird flu kills Olympic Peninsula cougars in WA

My Modern Met · December 17, 2024

World’s Leading Wild Cat Conservation Group Announces Top Wild Cat Photos of the Year [Interview]

Panthera · December 16, 2024

Carnivores of the Desert: The Keystone Role of Wild Cats in Combating Desertification

Miami Herald · December 12, 2024

Adorable and incredibly rare triplet cubs born in Saudi Arabia

Panthera · December 11, 2024

Royal Commission for AlUla’s Arabian Leopard Conservation Program Welcomes Birth of Rare Triplets

Good News Network · December 10, 2024

Leopard Population Has Nearly Tripled in the World’s Largest Conservation Area

Panthera · December 5, 2024

Nature Finance Takes Centre Stage at UNCCD COP16

BBC Sounds · November 7, 2024

The jaguar's last stand

Panthera · August 26, 2024

New Panthera Study Suggests Cougars Won't Recolonize Eastern U.S. By 2100...And Perhaps Not Ever

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