The Cape Leopard Trust is a non-governmental organization dedicated to the conservation of biological diversity. They engage in innovative research, conservation, and education projects to promote the protection of leopards and their habitats. With a highly dedicated team, including prominent researchers, conservationists, and businessmen on their Board of Trustees, the Cape Leopard Trust is able to make a significant impact in their field.

Their research and conservation efforts encompass various projects, such as the Cederberg Project, Boland Project, Namaqua P. E. A.

C. E Project, and more. These projects focus on important aspects like camera trapping, dietary analysis, trapping methods, and radio telemetry to gather valuable data and insights.

In addition to their scientific work, the Cape Leopard Trust also places a strong emphasis on education and outreach. They offer education camps, local activities, and informative book and lesson downloads to raise awareness about leopards and their role in the ecosystem. The Cape Leopard Trust relies on the support of companies, trust funds, institutions, and individuals to fund their projects.

All donations contribute directly to furthering their research and conservation efforts, as well as addressing human-wildlife conflict. Visit the Cape Leopard Trust's online shop to support their cause and consider becoming a corporate sponsor or subscribing to their newsletters to stay informed about their work