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Welcome to the Clouded Leopard Project

Clouded Leopard Photo The Clouded Leopard Project is dedicated to the conservation of clouded leopards and the habitat upon which they depend by supporting field research, implementing education initiatives in range countries, and bringing global awareness to clouded leopard conservation issues.

We invite you to learn about this amazing, endangered cat and help spread the word about its conservation needs. You can support clouded leopard conservation by making a donation or by purchasing from our online store.

The Clouded Leopard Project website serves as the official website of the Association of Zoos and Aquarium's Clouded Leopard Species Survival Plan®. We invite you to learn more about Clouded Leopard Project activities.
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Recent Posts from our Blog
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Clouded Leopard Cubs Born in Paris
This is turning out to be the year for...
 7/26/2010

More Clouded Leopard Cub Photos
The new cats are settling in well,...
 3/28/2010

Clouded Leopard Video From Sumatra
The CLP received this very short video...
 4/4/2010

Clouded Leopards, Media Darlings!
Today Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium's...
 4/9/2010

2010 Grant Awards
The Clouded Leopard Project and the...
 4/19/2010

Clouded Leopard Storybook Published
If you have followed this blog for a...
 5/13/2010

Students Learn The Clouded Leopard's Secret
Students in two schools near Thailand's...
 5/26/2010

Good News for Malaysian Clouded Leopards
The Malaysian government has announced...
 6/2/2010

Cub Born at Nashville Zoo
We're happy to share the news that a...
 6/28/2010


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First Hand Account

Clouded Leopards Sighting

Listen to the first hand account of volunteer Isabel Walsh's encounter with a wild clouded leopard in December 2006.


Download a Desktop Photo

Download a Clouded Leopard Desktop Photo

A New Species

A New Species
Photo: Alain Compost/WWF-Canon

Borneo Clouded Leopard Classified as New Species


Thailand Breeding Project

Learn about the Thailand Breeding Project through this National Geographic Video clip

Breeding Program Video