Welcome to Felidae Conservation Fund
The Felidae Conservation Fund aims to protect the 37 felidae species and their habitats globally by supporting and participating in international conservation, partnering in excellent science, and generating powerful education and outreach programs.
Felidae supports strategic research studies that clearly define a process to understand more about human impact on wild cats and steps we can take to minimize the devastation. The goal is to prevent further extinction of felidae species, and to preserve complete ecosystems around the world. Our contributions build new outlooks toward wild cats and the preservation of global ‘wildness’.
Felidae Conservation Fund is committed to spawning compelling educational messages through stories, visuals and outreach campaigns that pilot a healthy coexistence of humans and felidae species around the world.
Two New Puma Research Projects Launched
We are excited to announce the launch of two new puma research projects. The Bay Area study has begun its pilot phase in the Santa Cruz Mountains and the Patagonia puma project is off to a great start with the successful collaring of three puma's. Learn more about these studies here.
A Few of Our Research Projects
We select strategically critical global projects to support sustained biodiversity for all Felid species in their natural habitats. We strive to preserve 37 Felidae species in the wild for our future generations, and to involve local communities at all levels, to understand the significance of felidae species in every global ecosystem. Visit our projects to learn about Felidae collaboration on some exciting research work here.
In Memory of Eric York
Felidae Conservation Fund remembers Eric York. Eric, a highly respected wildlife biologist, worked tirelessly on behalf of research and conservation efforts around the world, and retained an uncanny connection to wildlife. We are honored to have his valuable contributions to our work and we will greatly miss his generous spirit and easygoing manner. This is a tragic loss for wildlife conservation and those who were touched directly and indirectly by Eric York. Read more.
Grand Opening
Felidae Conservation Fund has moved to our new home at
116 Main Street, Tiburon CA. We will be holding a grand opening reception on June 6th. Please check back for more details.

