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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

France 24 · July 28, 2023

Bangladesh Major Hub for Tiger Poaching: Study

Panthera · July 28, 2023

বিশ্ব বাঘ দিবসের প্রাক্কালে নতুন গবেষণা বাংলাদেশকে বাঘ চোরাচালান ও পাচারের অন্যতম প্রধান দেশ হিসেবে চিহ্নিত করেছে

Mongabay · July 26, 2023

Critics Decry Nepal Minister’s ‘Terrible Idea’ of ‘Sport Hunting’ Tigers

Mongabay · July 21, 2023

Small Wildcats Pose Big Challenges, but Coexistence Is Very Much Possible

Kurier · July 19, 2023

Gärtnern wie ein Puma: Der mörderische Dünger der Raubkatzen

University of Cincinnati · July 18, 2023

How to Track Animal of Legend? Look to the Poop

Mountain Journal · July 14, 2023

This ‘Bearish’ Economy Is One Most States Would Love To Have

Getaway · July 7, 2023

Heritage Fur Debuts at Paris Fashion Week to Save SA’s Leopards

Good Things Guy · July 6, 2023

This Eco-Friendly, Bio-Based “Fur” Is Reducing Leopard Killings in South Africa!

Panthera, ECOPEL · July 5, 2023

Fashion For Felines: New Bio-Based Fur Created to Reduce Killing of Wild Leopards in Southern Africa

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