Wild cats involved in the study include clouded leopards, leopards, golden cats, marbled cats and tigers. People we able to give money to a project in the name of the person they wanted to give the gift. Project Survival has teamed up with other North American Zoos that hold or own Amur leopards to help fund anti-poaching effort in range countries. Project Survival has joined with others to support the Snow Leopard Conservancy. Project Survival has joined the International Snow Leopard Trust in the Natural Partnership Program for 2000 at the Project Partner level.
Education is the key to being able to save and protect the cats of the world.
Project Survival has a wide variety of fun and education programs in place for those interested. Helped Dr. Morato, a Brazilian veterinarian and jaguar specialist, attend a program at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo where he studied techniques of artificial insemination for a second year. Project Survival sent a GPS and gas powered darting rifle to Dr. Morato. Loaned video monitoring and isoflourine equipment to the veterinary staff of the Sao Paulo Zoo. This will help them monitor tigrina cubs safely without disturbing the mothers.