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Camera CATalogue

Analyze Wildlife Photos to Help Panthera Protect Big Cats

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    About Camera CATalogue

    A critical part of protecting big cats and their landscapes is documenting the presence and behavior of wild cats using camera-traps. Every year, Panthera’s motion-activated cameras collect hundreds of thousands of wildlife images. With your help, we can analyze these photos to identify the animals shown, enabling us to track wild cat population trends over time and determine what conservation actions are needed to better protect these species. Join us!

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