It is neither biology nor ecology, but rather a mixture of disciplines. It is a science unto itself. ~Dr. Jim Sanderson
It is neither biology nor ecology, but rather a mixture of disciplines. It is a science unto itself. ~Dr. Jim Sanderson
It is neither biology nor ecology, but rather a mixture of disciplines. It is a science unto itself. ~Dr. Jim Sanderson
Clouded Leopard Working Group (CLWG)
Clouded Leopard Working Group is the organized network of conservation partners who work with the local communities to mitigate the threats of clouded leopard, Asiatic golden cat, Marbled cat and their habitats from Nepal to Vietnam in the mainland Asia. CLWG has been supported and promoted by Small Wild Cat Conservation Foundation (SWCCF). The mission of the Clouded Leopard Working Group is to ensure the continued existence of clouded leopards, Asiatic golden cats, Marbled cats and their habitats in mainland Asia. The mission is achieved by working with and supporting local partners and rural communities to mitigate threats to clouded leopards and their habitats. With all projects we begin by asking two questions: What are the threats to clouded leopards, other wild cats & wildlife, and their habitats? What are we doing to reduce those threats? CLWG works with adults to change the present and with children to change the future.
Who We Are
CLWG is the organized network of conservation partners who work with the local communities to mitigate the threats of clouded leopard, Asiatic golden cat, Marbled cat and their habitats from Nepal to Vietnam in the mainland Asia.
Our Mission
The mission of the Clouded Leopard Working Group (CLWG) is to ensure the continued existed of clouded leopards, Asiatic golden cats, Marbled cats and their habitats in mainland Asia.
Where CLWG works?
Mainland Asia: Nepal, India, Bhutan, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Peninsular Malaysia
Who We Are
Our Mission
Where CLWG works?
News
Vibrant Celebrations Mark International Clouded Leopard Day 2023 in Sikles, Kaski District
The spirit of conservation came alive during the celebration of International Clouded Leopard Day 2023 in Sikles. The event, held from August 3rd to 5th, witnessed enthusiastic participation from the local community, students, and educators, all united in their commitment to protecting the charismatic clouded leopard. Organized by Alumni Association for Conservation and Development and Third Pole Conservancy in coordination with Nation Trust for Nature Conservation/ACAP several activities such as inspirational speech on clouded leopard, household visits aimed at spreading the urgent message of clouded leopard conservation, street drama, drawing competition were held jointly with local community people and school of Sikles.
Clouded Leopard Working Group: 2023 Achievements
Clouded Leopard Working group has developed an annual report with its achievement in 2023. Follow the pages in this book where you will explore the remarkable achievements of the Clouded Leopard Working Group (CLWG). This effort serves as a symbol of hope, showcasing the transformation of conflict into coexistence between clouded leopard, other small wild cats and farmers.
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