Cougar Conservation Organizations

Large scale research, education and conservation program for pumas in and around the San Francisco Bay Area.

Identification, quantification, cataloging and protection of big cats that freely roam the British countryside.

Conservation Northwest protects wildlife, forests and wild areas from the Washington Coast through the Cascades Mountains to the British Columbia Rockies with a focus on larger predators, including the lynx and cougar.

Protect the cougar throughout the Americas through education, funding, promoting the use of sound science and monitoring state policies.

Facilitating the recovery of the cougar in suitable wild habitat east of the Rocky Mountains.

Contributes new knowledge toward improving the management and conservation of our natural environment; wildlife focus areas include the cougar.

Florida-based organization that provides a permanent home for unwanted or abused animals, including cougars, lions and leopards.

California-based organization protecting mountain lions and their habitat.

Committed to the preservation of the Osa Peninsula's biodiversity and wild cat conservation.

Panthera focuses its conservation efforts on imperiled cats, including tigers, lions, jaguars, snow leopards, pumas and cheetahs.

Dedicated to promoting wild cat conservation through research and community stewardship with a focus on the mountain lion.

SaveTheCougar.org is a privately funded effort to increase public awareness of sightings of large felines in Michigan.

T&D's is dedicated to providing a permanent safe haven for unwanted, abused and mistreated exoctic and wild animals. T&D's will accept as many of these animals as space allows.

"...T&D's will not sell, give or trade exotic animals...(and) does not condone breeding exotic or wild animals for the pet trade, private ownership or other exploitation...(we) strive to provide the best care (including diet, housing, behavioral and mental stimulation and veterinarian) for the animals."

Dedicated to studying cougar-habitat relationships and the role of cougars in ecosystems.

A rescue facility and sanctuary for big cats.

Conserving wild cats, their prey, and their habitat in perpetuity.

The Wild Cat Center (WCC) accomplishes its mission/vision through five areas of focus: Wildlife Monitoring, Citizen Science, Data Science, Genetics, Education and Outreach. The Center has led multiple trail camera wildlife monitoring projects since 2002. Our projects have included the long-term monitoring of all four wild cats in the southwestern United States, monitoring wildlife in Namibia, and monitoring fishing cats in India and Sri Lanka.

The protection and restoration of wildlife, wild places and wild rivers in the American West.