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OWG 2025 REPORT

The Backyard Frontier: Why 2025 Was the Year Conservation Went Local for the World’s Smallest Wild Cats

When we imagine the frontlines of wildlife conservation, our minds often drift to the vast, untouched expanses of the Amazon or the sprawling savannas of the Serengeti. We picture the "charismatic megafauna"—jaguars and lions—patrolling their kingdoms. But in the sh...


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The Secret Life of South America's Smallest Survivors: 5 Surprising Lessons from the 2025 Geoffroy’s Cat Report

In the water-logged grasslands of the South American Pampa, a silent predator breaks the surface. This is no ordinary feline; it is the Geoffroy’s cat (Leopardus geoffroyi), a "swimming survivor" that isn't afraid to get wet to navigate its wild hom...


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Saving Mickey: The Race to Protect Chile’s Most Controversial SurvivorThe Hook: A Conflict in the Aymara Village

In the high-altitude, oxygen-thin stretches of extreme northern Chile, an ancient apex predator has become an unwelcome neighbor. This is the Atacama landscape, where the Aymara people have lived alongside the puma for centuries, but the traditional truce i...


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A Quechuan woman stands proudly in the Peruvian Andes, dressed in traditional woven garments, holding a camera trap in one hand and standing beside a young alpaca. In the forest behind her, ghost-like outlines of a puma, an Andean cat, and a Peruvian desert cat blend subtly into the terrain—sy...


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