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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.

A puma family at a kill site
Steve Winter

Ecosphere · October 29, 2024

The Difference Between Killing and Eating: Ecological Shortcomings of Puma Energetic Models

Frontiers in Conservation Science · August 18, 2023

Range-wide Trends in Tiger Conservation Landscapes, 2001-2020

Animal Behavior · August 16, 2023

Relaxed territoriality amid female trickery in a solitary carnivore

Conservation Science and Practice · August 16, 2023

Where will the dhole survive in 2030? Predicted strongholds in mainland Southeast Asia

Mammalian Biology · August 16, 2023

Like mother like daughter: quantifying the relationship between relatedness and phenotypic similarity in leopard pelage patterns

Integrative Zoology · August 16, 2023

Spatial density estimate of the snow leopard, Panthera uncia, in the Central Tibetan Plateau, China

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