Three of the many leopards starring in the book “Wild Cats, Leopard Fascination” are helping Babette to get even more sales than we already did for this first book in the “Wild Cats” series. No doubt their presence can convince you more than anything to buy the book and contribute to the essential leopard conservation.
With more projects, a growing network and an even more succesful organisation Wild Cats World really needed a new website. But where did we find the time to make one? In a wonderful person…, our new webmaster and IT-man, Alex Buxton who offered to do the job and he did a great job as you can see. So if you want to know more about the projects, the wild cats and the WCW ambassadors, or if you want to share something just go to our website and we hope you will all find there what you were looking for!!! www.wildcatsworld.org
Soon to be released: The first book in the “Wild Cats Books” series, starting with (of course!) the leopards. It is a coffee table book with lots of (educational) info, nice memories of author, and lots of great Wild Cats Photography, of wild leopards and the WCW ambassador leopards. More info about the book soon!!!
Now for sale the first book in the new “Wild Cats” series by Babette de Jonge/Wild Cats World, with lots of wild leopards, the WCW ambassadors Feline, Felix and Félipe and much, much more. 129 pages, full colour with lots of pics and great info. If you have problems with ordering, or if you like to have it on E-book, please contact us.
View the online preview of the first 15 pagies of the book!!!
In today’s local paper “Gooi-en Eemlander” (24/1/13) some more publicity for our Wild Cats World and Spotted Cats Conservation projects in the interview with founder/manager Babette de Jonge. Sorry, in Dutch again, but the basic message is what we are trying to tell here everyday: By raising awareness, education, conservation and by giving the cats the respect they deserve, in their natural habitat and in captivity, we are trying to do our fair share to make the world a better place for the wild cats species.
