As a Big Cat Research Team, we are dedicated to the scientific investigation, conservation, and responsible public education surrounding the presence and ecology of large, non-native felines across Britain.

Founded by a multidisciplinary group of wildlife biologists, ecologists, and field researchers, our mission is to gather verifiable data on reported big cat sightings, analyze environmental impacts, and work collaboratively with local communities, farmers, and conservation bodies.

Our team employs cutting-edge tracking technologies, field surveillance, and ecological modeling to assess whether elusive big cat populations may be surviving or breeding in the British countryside. Whether investigating eyewitness reports, analysing physical evidence, or exploring the cultural and ecological implications of these mysterious animals, we approach every case with scientific rigor and an open mind.

We also aim to educate the public  publish research findings, separating fact from folklore while fostering a respectful and informed dialogue about Britain's potential apex predators.

At the heart of our work is a commitment to conservation, coexistence, and the pursuit of truth in one of the UK's most intriguing wildlife mysteries.