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| Small Cat Conservation Alliance |
Where do the priority species occur?
(a) Andean cat: Chile, Bolivia, Argentina, & Peru
(b) Guigna: Chile (including Chiloe Island)
(c) Bay cat: Borneo
(d) Flat-headed cat: SE Asia, Sumatra, Borneo
(e) Marbled cat: SE Asia, Sumatra, Borneo
(f) Clouded leopard: SE Asia, Sumatra, Borneo
(g) Fishing cat: Sri Lanka, SE Asia, Java, Sumatra
Where do the secondary priority species occur?
(a) Rusty-spotted cat: India, Sri Lanka
(b) African golden cat: Kenya and equatorial forested Africa
(c) Chinese mountain cat: Tibetan plateau, China
(d) Margay: Central and South America including Brazil
What are SCCA’s goals for priority species in 2008?
(a) At a known priority site establish long-term monitoring of Guignas
(b) At a known priority site establish long-term monitoring of Andean cat
(c-g) Identify high value conservation areas for Bay cat, Flat-headed cat,
Marbled cat, Clouded leopard, and Fishing cat
What are SCCA’s goals for secondary priority species?
(a) Rusty-spotted cat: identify high value conservation area with partner
(b) African golden cat: establish presence of African golden cat in some location
(c) Chinese mountain cat: basic ecological information and threats
(d) Margay: basic ecological information and threats
(a) Andean cat: Chile, Bolivia, Argentina, & Peru
(b) Guigna: Chile (including Chiloe Island)
(c) Bay cat: Borneo
(d) Flat-headed cat: SE Asia, Sumatra, Borneo
(e) Marbled cat: SE Asia, Sumatra, Borneo
(f) Clouded leopard: SE Asia, Sumatra, Borneo
(g) Fishing cat: Sri Lanka, SE Asia, Java, Sumatra
Where do the secondary priority species occur?
(a) Rusty-spotted cat: India, Sri Lanka
(b) African golden cat: Kenya and equatorial forested Africa
(c) Chinese mountain cat: Tibetan plateau, China
(d) Margay: Central and South America including Brazil
What are SCCA’s goals for priority species in 2008?
(a) At a known priority site establish long-term monitoring of Guignas
(b) At a known priority site establish long-term monitoring of Andean cat
(c-g) Identify high value conservation areas for Bay cat, Flat-headed cat,
Marbled cat, Clouded leopard, and Fishing cat
What are SCCA’s goals for secondary priority species?
(a) Rusty-spotted cat: identify high value conservation area with partner
(b) African golden cat: establish presence of African golden cat in some location
(c) Chinese mountain cat: basic ecological information and threats
(d) Margay: basic ecological information and threats
SCCA goals and plans
| Bay cat (Catopuma badia) Sarawak, Borneo |
| Andean cat (Oreailurus jacobita), Solar de Surire, Chile |