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Celebrating 15 Years of Groundbreaking Science

by Snow Leopard Trust April 17, 2024April 17, 2024 Leave a comment

Thanks to your support of our Long-term Ecological Study, (the first of its kind for snow leopards!), we are building a more comprehensive understanding of snow leopard ecology and behavior. This vital research provides insight into the threats they face and guides conservation policies to ensure the snow leopard’s future. Today, we know more about what these endangered animals need to survive and thrive than ever before.

This little cub is a mother now.

by Snow Leopard Trust April 17, 2024 1 Comment

When we first saw Presnel on our research cameras in 2014, she was a fluffy cub trailing her mother in the wilds of Mongolia. Unexpectedly, she turned her little head to peer into the camera lens and in that moment, walked right into our hearts. Presnel is just one of many wild snow leopards you are helping us protect.

Statement about Mongolia’s Ongoing Climate Disaster

by Snow Leopard Trust April 17, 2024 Leave a comment

You may have seen recent international news coverage reporting that Mongolia is experiencing some of its most extreme winter weather conditions now extending into spring. Deep snow and ice have covered grazing areas, creating catastrophic challenges affecting hundreds of thousands of people and millions of livestock.

Women in Conservation

by Snow Leopard Trust March 13, 2024March 13, 2024 Leave a comment

During the ongoing Women’s History Month, we’re featuring a paper by snow leopard researchers that explores the role of women in snow leopard conservation in the high mountains of Asia.

Where the wild things go

by Snow Leopard Trust March 13, 2024March 13, 2024 1 Comment

A new paper by Snow Leopard Trust scientists shows how dispersing young snow leopards can navigate and travel long distances in flat terrain in search of territories. It also reveals what triggers them to set out and how fences and linear infrastructure can disrupt their movements.

Snow leopards have the power to unite people and bring nations together

by Snow Leopard Trust February 7, 2024February 7, 2024 Leave a comment

Thank you to all who took part in our week of action to celebrate International Snow Leopard Day last October. Since then, nearly 14,000 of you signed a petition asking leaders to protect snow leopards by prioritizing climate adaptation programs across their habitat. This weekend, we will share your calls to action during the 13th annual Steering Committee Meeting of the Global Snow Leopard and Ecosystem Protection Program (GSLEP) in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.