Jaguars photographed at plantation in Columbia

Press Release: 

First Photos Ever Of Jaguars In Colombian 

Oil Palm Plantation Taken With Panthera's 

Camera Traps

"Panthera's Jaguar Corridor Initiative seeks to connect and protect jaguar populations from Argentina to Mexico within human-dominated landscapes, such as oil palm plantations, to preserve the species' genetic diversity."

Russia to Create a "Land of the Leopard" National Park

Photo by Scotti Cohn

 "Land of the Leopard" national park will create a new protected area in the Russian Far East, safeguarding 1,011 square miles of habitat for critically endangered Amur (Siberian) tigers and the world's rarest big cat, the Far Eastern leopard.

Read more HERE.

Wolf Park Curator on "The Grey"

 
A message from Wolf Park about the movie "The Grey":

"Using "The Grey" to understand wolves is like using Hannibal Lecter to understand humans. This film, which perpetuates the myth that wolves and humans cannot coexist, is being released at a time when wolves have been taken off of the endangered species list. We fear that conservation efforts will be hindered by misinformation disseminated by popular fiction such as "The Grey," and, of course, Wolf Park deplores harming of animals for human entertainment."

Head Animal Curator at Wolf Park responds to “The Grey” film in which wolves were harmed in the making.

(Big Bad) WOLF & CAT (in the Hat)!

"Wolf and Cat" -- I love it!

Big Bad WOLF & CAT in the Hat Entertain Students

Tigers of Sariska

"Baghani, named after a village inside Sariska National Park, is one of the five big cats relocated into the park by the Rajasthan forest department as part of the tiger revival project." ~ Reviving Sariska's Tiger Footprints by Alexina Correya, Hindustan Times

The tigress Baghani was transferred to Sariska National Park in an attempt to bring back tigers into the park. Photo by Aditya Singh

Be sure to check out Tiger Dynasty, part of a five-documentary BBC series on endangered wildlife.

Wolves and Bobcats, Oh My!

Art by Susan Detwiler - from Big Cat, Little Kitty

What could be better for Wolf and Cat (The Blog) than a blog that features really cool photos of . . . wolves and a cat?

Check out 

Murmur Creek Observatory!

Would they? Could they? Do they?

Photo by Scotti Cohn

There's been a bit of a stir among wolf enthusiasts about the portrayal of our "darlings" in the movie The Gray, starring Liam Neeson. 

To find out whether the movie does wolves a terrible disservice or presents them as they really are, Marc Silver interviewed Daniel MacNulty, a wildlife-ecology professor at Utah State University whose research on Arctic wolves is funded in part by the National Geographic Society.

The article makes for fascinating reading:

Would Real Wolves Act Like the Wolves in The Gray?