African Golden Cat Conservation Organizations

Conservation organizations play a critical role in safeguarding wildlife around the world. They carry out field research, protect habitats, combat illegal trade, and work with governments and local communities to promote coexistence. Some groups focus on direct action, like anti-poaching patrols or reforestation efforts, while others specialize in education, policy reform, or scientific studies.

On this page, you’ll find a collection of organizations working to protect the African golden cat.

Badru Mugerwa | African Golden Cat Conservation Alliance

Created and coordinated African Golden Cat Conservation Alliance.

Cameroon Wildlife Conservation Initiative

In Africa, we are part-of the newly created African golden cat Conservation Alliance (AGCCA). The role of the AGCCA is to expand and oversee the conservation of the African golden cat across the species range.

The AGCCA is a species range-wide consortium for African golden cat (Caracal aurata) conservation across the African continent. The vision of the AGCCA is to extend conservation actions of the African golden cat across the species’ range (21 known countries), involving like-minded and dedicated African conservationists and their local communities.

Embaka | African Golden Cat Conservation Alliance

In Africa, we are part-of and coordinating the newly created African golden cat Conservation Alliance and Working Group (AGCCA & WG). The role of the AGCCA & WG is to expand and oversee the conservation of the African golden cat across the species range.

Small Wild Cat Conservation Foundation

The mission of the Small Wild Cat Conservation Foundation is to ensure the survival of small wild cats and their natural habitats worldwide.

The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund

The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund provides resources for species conservation efforts and programmes globally, embodying the deep-rooted commitment of Abu Dhabi to preserve their natural heritage.