Causes: Animals, Environment, Natural Resources Conservation & Protection, Wildlife Preservation & Protection

Mission: Improving the state of global wild cat ecosystems through a fusion of research, education and online technologies to benefit humanity and drive meaningful change in the natural world.

Target demographics: the environment, communities and children

Direct beneficiaries per year: 20,000 community residents, 3 land trusts, and 5 agencies

Geographic areas served: The San Francisco Bay Area

Programs: Bay area puma project: this innovative research project in san francisco's bay area region is working to answer important questions about how pumas are adapting to increased human presence, and how we can best reduce human-puma conflict and ensure local survival for this important predator. The project includes gps-tracking of pumas with cutting-edge collars, remote camera monitoring, extensive onsite tracking and ground surveys, genetics analysis, gis analysis, and a wide range of local outreach.

tsavo cheetah project: tsavo cheetah project works to protect dwindling cheetah populations in the tsavo region of kenya through research and education programs.

scattered media:scattered media is a media project that makes films that tell important conservation stories. It also works to innovate remote sensing technology for capturing still images and video for research and outreach programs.