Our focal wildcat species
The leopard cat, Prionailurus bengalensis, is Singapore's last native wildcat. It is similar in size to our domestic cat but it is more slender and has a tail that is half it's body!
The Malayan tiger, Pathera tigris jacksoni, is a unique species that has once roamed the land in Singapore. It is now locally extinct since 1930 due to human impact.
The Malayan tiger holds a special place in our hearts and we believe in taking meaningful action to protect the world's few remaining Malayan tigers living in the wild.
How have we been helping
Love our leopard cat campaign is a series of on-going events to raise awareness of our very last wildcat in Singapore. It includes a lecture by our local leopard cat researcher, a locally produced film on The Last Wildcat of Singapore and other upcoming events.
We raise awareness and educate through events such as organizing CAT Walk in Malaysia, Singapore Tiger Week, SWAG 100 challenge and much more.
Battling Illegal Wildlife Trade
Poached wildlife ultimately feeds an illegal commercial trade. For that reason SWAG has created an IWT (illegal wildlife trade) Task Force. This task force is charged to advocate for stronger detection and prosecution of IWT criminals.
To find out more about what we do specifically, please click in to find out more!
Learn with us about wildcats and their conservation
We are passionate about wildcats around the world too!
As part of our on-going efforts to help conserve all wildcat species of the world. We host regular
lectures / webinars where we invite researchers and experts to share about their research, challenges and solutions in wildcat conservation.
Click on the button to watch some of our recorded lectures!
Contact SWAG or sign up to volunteer!
Email us:
info@swagcat.org
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