This year, for the first time in nearly two decades, an adult tiger was observed with four cubs in southwest Primorski Kray! Here Aleksandr Rybin, field crew leader for WCS’s...
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Northeast China has been identified as an important destination for big cats dispersing from source sites in Russia. With support from WildCats Conservation Alliance, Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) has documented...
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The sole use of militarisation in conservation is problematic as it can ignore the complex underlying historical, social, economic, and political drivers of contention between humans and the natural world....
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The present-day represents a pivotal moment for big cat conservation in northeast China as tigers and leopards continue to disperse from source populations in Russia. With support from the WildCats...
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For nearly twenty years, WCS Russia has sought to institutionalise rigorous methods of population monitoring in the Russian Far East. In their half-yearly interim report, the team based at Land...
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Ano Amur ZSL Russia final 2020 Report
https://conservewildcats.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2021/04/AnoAmur_ZSLFinalReport_Russia_Mar-2021.pdf
Over the past 13 years (2008-2020), ZSL has worked with partners United Administrations of Lazovsky Zapovednik and Zov Tigra National Park (UALZZT) using camera traps and conducting snow track surveys...
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The recent report from Phoenix Fund in Vladivostok highlights some of the problems but also some of the opportunities caused by a year of suffering under the COVID-19 pandemic. This...
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WildCats Conservation Alliance is delighted to thank the staff and visitors at Korkeasaari (Helsinki Zoo) for another year of fundraising despite the Covid-19 pandemic and the rainy weather in September. ...
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A second young person has recently taken on a challenge for wild cats. This time Owen aged 6 from California who loves Amur tigers. Owen organised a bike-a-thon around his…
An Amur tiger caught on camera in the Russia Far East © Kerley/ZSL A new paper published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of United States of America...
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A huge thank you to one of our longest supporting donors, Kolmården Zoo in Sweden which has given to wild tiger and Amur leopard conservation projects almost every year since...
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There is plenty of fascinating insight into the lives of Amur tigers in the recent report from the Ano Amur and ZSL Russia partnership project. Based in Lazovsky Zapovednik (LZ),...
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Ano Amur ZSL Russia interim 2020 Report
https://conservewildcats.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2020/09/AnoAmurZSLRussiaInterimReportAug2020forpublic.pdf
In this second blog from WCS Russia, staff are finding the time to reminisce about big cat conservation. Here Aleksandr Rybin, of WCS Russia's Amur leopard project tells WildCats how...
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ZSL Russia final 2019 Report
https://conservewildcats.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2020/04/AnoAmurZSLRussa_LazovskyFinalReport_Mar-2020.pdf
In this final report from Lazovsky for activities and impacts in 2019, the ZSL team report on a holistic programme for tiger conservation that has secured a stable population of...
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Eight tiger and Amur leopard conservation projects are due to start 1st February 2020 getting WildCats off to a great start for this new decade. We are also delighted to...
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ZSL Russia Interim 2019 Report
https://conservewildcats.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2019/09/ZSLLazovskyinterim2019.pdf
Understanding wildlife disease and how it is passed between animals is crucial for any habitat, especially for the habitat of the endangered Amur tiger and the possible site of the...
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ZSL Russia Final 2018 Report
https://conservewildcats.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2019/06/ZSL-Russia-Final-report-2018.pdf
Amur cubs © Dublin Zoo Dublin Zoo has been a long term supporter of wild tigers through 21st Century Tiger, ALTA and now WildCats Conservation Alliance. Since 2003 the zoo...
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Thank you to Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo for $5,000 for our Amur tiger conservation projects! This recent contribution brings the Omaha Zoos total donation to an amazing £20,480.
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Big thanks to the staff and visitors of Woburn Safari Park for their recent donation of £2,536 taking their overall total to over £20,300 since 2015. This money was raised...
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Conflict Mitigation is a major conservation priority for wild Amur tigers. We are proud to be one of the supporting organisations that work with 'PRNCO Tiger Center' in the Russian Far...
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