The Clouded Leopard Project and the Point Defiance Zoo Society partner each year to provide grant funding to further our common mission of learning about and conserving clouded leopards and other Southeast Asia small felids. It was exciting to receive many proposals this year relating to these species. We applaud these researchers and conservationists for their efforts!
The following projects received funding:
Consequences of different forest management strategies for clouded leopards and other felids and viverrids in Sabah, Malaysia.
Ranging behavior, and demography of a little known solitary felid: An intensive, long-term camera-trap investigation of the Ulu Segama Sunda clouded leopard population (Malaysia).
The Clouded Leopards and Small Cats of Sumatra: Conflict Mitigation in the Face of a Quickly Rising Human Population.
Conservation Genetics of Threatened and Endangered Bornean Wild Cats in Sabah, Malaysia.
Status & Conservation Needs of the Sunda Clouded Leopard on Borneo.
Survey for Small Felid Species in Select Thailand Reserves and Evidence for Competitive Exclusion by Larger Felids.
Sabangau Felid Project, Borneo, Indonesia.
Wild Cats Education Week Festival, Kerinci Seblat National Park, Sumatra, Indonesia.
Southeast Asia Wild Cat Education Initiative.
Community Outreach Support in Thailand’s Dong Phayayen-Khao Yai Forest Complex.
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