Project Felis

And what a great species it is! The way they move shows that these cats need to be secretive to survive in this harsh environment. Always on the lookout for food and danker alike!

To do this research on Black-footed Cats in South Africa, a dedicated team collecting experience over many years is key. Only patience brings insights into such elusive species.

During a visit in South Africa, our member @val_moser visited the Black-footed Cat project led by Alexander Sliwa in Benfontein Nature Reserve. These visits are very helpful for us - we can learn a lot for our own projects researching small wild cat ecology and conservation

It's an Aye-aye nose-picking! Source: zslpublications.onlinelibrar…

Guess the species! This is amazing

A new blog post: Great insight into our team, motivation and what is the plan for 2023! projectfelis.org/post/we-fin…

Discussions were also held online to include as many members of the community as possible. Of course we could not resist to do some occasional #mammalwatching. Resulting in 24 mammal species, with highlights such as Brown bear, Broom hare and European wildcat 🐻🐰😺

At the start of the month, the first international mammalwatching meeting was held in Asturias, Spain! 🇪🇸 Among the participants we had interesting discussions and presentations on responsible mammalwatching and how the community can contribute to #conservation

Eurasian Lynx and European Wildcat!