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Panthera is committed to implementing effective conservation actions and programs based on the best available science. In many cases, our scientists are not just utilizing conservation data – they’re creating and contributing to it.

Leopard in Botswana
A leopard in Botswana © Craig Taylor

PLOS ONE · March 25, 2025

Pan-African review of cultural uses of carnivores

Mammalian Biology · March 2, 2022

Kill rates and associated ecological factors for an apex predator

Conservation Letters · March 1, 2022

Refining carbon credits to contribute to large carnivore conservation: the jaguar as a case study

Scientific Reports · February 21, 2022

Severe Conservation Risks of Roads on Apex Predators

Mammal Review · January 18, 2022

Pumas (Puma Concolor) as Ecological Brokers: A Review of Their Biotic Relationships

Ecological Solutions and Evidence · January 6, 2022

Is unreliable science guiding bobcat management in Wyoming and other western U.S. states?

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