Black-footed cat in its natural habitat
Wildlife conservation in action
Wildlife protection initiatives

Rock & Pampa

Protecting Uruguay's endangered feline species

About Us

🐾 Rock and Pampa — Uruguay Small Wild Cat Program is a conservation project dedicated to protecting small wild cats in Uruguay and southern Brazil. The program is coordinated by M.Sc. Santiago Turcatti Oviedo and combines scientific research, environmental education, and hands-on conservation actions. We focus on studying, monitoring, and safeguarding these species, which are essential for the health and balance of ecosystems, while raising public awareness and promoting real, lasting conservation efforts.

  • 🐆 Species
  • 🌱 Actions
Wildlife Conservation

Our Conservation Efforts

Habitat Protection

Safeguarding critical habitats for endangered feline species in Uruguay.

Research

Conducting scientific studies to understand and protect wild cat populations.

Rescue & Rehabilitation

Providing medical care and rehabilitation for injured and orphaned wild cats.

Community Engagement

Educating and involving local communities in conservation efforts.

15
Species Protected
5000
Hectares Preserved
12
Research Projects
1000+
People Educated