WHAT WE DO
We raise awareness of wildcat conservation through regularly held events, such as the Wildcat Lecture series and the Singapore Tiger Week. See more at our Learning Centre.
We recruit volunteers to take direct action to protect wildcats and their habitats by participating in CAT Walks in Malaysia. Find more details about our work for tigers in Malaysia. Additionally, learn more about the our advocacy work in Singapore for the leopard cat and for stopping illegal wildlife trade.
We educate children about wildcats and nurture in them a love for wildlife through our Little Tiger children's book series and by hosting Little Tiger Wildcat Parties.
We raise funds for the tiger and leopard cat conservation through sales of SWAG merchandise, donations and by hosting an annual charity dinner.
WHO WE ARE
While not all of us are Singaporean, we all call Singapore home.
We are passionate about the conservation of all wildcat species and we have a special love for the Malayan tiger.
We believe in taking meaningful action that helps us achieve our mission of building grassroot support for wildcat conservation and to realize our goal of raising funds to protect the world’s
remaining 200 Malayan tigers living in the wild.
We are a group of volunteers who joined forces in 2019 with a belief that together, we can multiply our efforts and compound our results.
We are Singapore Wildcat Action Group (SWAG)
Our Structure
SWAG is strictly run by volunteers, this ensures that funds we collect for conservation is making maximum impact.
As a conservation organisation we also are proud to be carbon positive. We believe in walking the walk when it comes to protecting our natural environment not only philosophically, but operationally too. You can learn more by checking out our most recent sustainability report.
Our Leaders
Co-Directors, Singapore Wildcat Action Group (SWAG).
Vilma D’Rozario, Ph.D - A nature educator and wildlife activist for over 20 years, Dr Vilma D’Rozario advocates for wildlife and wild habitats through her volunteer work with NGOs, wildlife working groups, and government agencies. She especially loves spending time in forests and dedicates her resources toward the conservation of wildlife and their natural habitats.Vilma spent 33 years as an academic at the National Institute of Education in the area of counselling psychology and service-learning.
Carmen Pang - Award-winning communications professional with extensive experience in developing and managing business, lifestyle, and social and environmental impact content for publications and corporate clients. Broad knowledge in organizing and managing business, scientific, social and environmental impact conferences, and other speaker events. Hands-on experience in working with impact partners in conservation, environment, and healthcare spaces.
ACTION HAPPENNING NOW!
Find out what SWAG is doing by getting the latest copy of "THE SWAGGER".
This includes our activities as well as need to know conservation information. Click on the link and see how you can get involved!
Our shop is the first place to pay for some of our activities as well as some merchandise when it is available.
Contact SWAG or sign up to volunteer!
Email us:
info@swagcat.org
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