female puma in New Mexico

Puma. © K Logan

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Ocelot. © A Caso, Feline Research Program, Kleberg Inst.

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Lynx release in Colorado,
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Who We Are:

The Wild Felid Research and Management Association (WFA) is a new professional, non-profit association of researchers, managers, educators, and others dedicated to the management and conservation of wild felids in the Western Hemisphere based on sound scientific principals. Our intention is to openly share knowledge and expertise by facilitating relationships with and among government entities, non-governmental organizations, universities, and other interested parties. who we are

What We Stand For:

  • Highest scientific and professional standards in wild felid research, management and conservation.
  • Sound management and conservation of wild felids using science-based knowledge.
  • Communication and collaboration across scientific disciplines and among those interested in research, management, and conservation of wild felids.
  • Increased public awareness of the biology, ecology, conservation and management of wild felids.
  • Professional growth of our members
  • Access to resources, technologies and tools.

What We Will Offer:

  • Biannual newsletter, the Wild Felid Monitor
  • This website with links to key resources
  • Counsel and advice on policy issues
  • Translation of technical information into popular literature & other media
  • Conferences, workshops, and peer-reviewed proceedings
  • Scholarships & grants for felid research, management, and education

 
     

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