A firsthand account from Benazir and Ulukbek as they travel the Ala Too Mountains in Kyrgyzstand and speak with herders about their livelihood and the challenges they face.

A firsthand account from Benazir and Ulukbek as they travel the Ala Too Mountains in Kyrgyzstand and speak with herders about their livelihood and the challenges they face.
Research cameras reveal a snow leopard’s long-distance travels in Mongolia.
Karma Sonam from Snow Leopard Trust India Programme receives the NatWest Group Earth Heroes Inspire Award 2021
A new policy brief warns that pandemic frequency is likely to increase due to climate change, environmental degradation and globalization
Scientists publish results from massive snow leopard survey in Mongolia
100+ Biodiversity Positive Practices and Actions Campaign, 15th Meeting of the CoP to the Convention of Biological Diversity, Kunming China
After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, Snow Leopard Foundation in Kyrgyzstan was able to resume in-person eco-camps in the Shamshy Valley for local students to learn about nature, conservation and snow leopards.
A recent paper by researchers from the Snow Leopard Trust and Nature Conservation Foundation explores the relationships between people and wild animals in Ladakh, India through folklore – both written and oral – and the implications this could have for conservation.
Experience the summer to autumn transitions as a snow leopard would, from late spring to autumn in northern India’s Himalayan mountains.
Snow leopard habitats are traditionally thought to have a low risk of disease prevalence and outbreaks. In a newly published paper, Snow Leopard Trust scientists and their collaborators draw attention to the increasing risk of disease outbreaks, which, unless managed proactively, can threaten wildlife as well as people.