We have made a major upgrade to our website, and now have the ability to provide it to viewers in multiple languages!

Japanese is the first language where we have a complete translation of the website. We hope the new website will make it easy for Japanese speakers to learn about snow leopards, the work of the Trust, and how they can help our efforts.

The translation of the website to Japanese was a major effort and would not have been possible without the help of a group of dedicated volunteer language translators. A huge thank you goes to Motoko Katto for all her work, and for coordinating the work of our other volunteer Japanese language translators: Masahiro Imafuji, Shinobu Kinoue, and Kana Uptegraft. Many thanks also to Yuko Kurosawa for her help with translation.
Thank you Motoko, Kana, Mashiro, Shinobu, and Yuko for all your help!

We will be adding translations in other languages over time, including the completion of our translation to French that is already underway (many thanks to Audrey Cuzon for all her help). To view the website in Japanese and other languages as they come online, you can click on the corresponding country flag icon that is displayed in the upper right corner of the pages on our website, or click here. (To switch back to English click the Union Flag.)

We will continue to expand our efforts to reach out to many more supporters around the world. If you have ideas for helping us to reach more people in their own languages, or can help us with translation to other languages, particularly French or German, please contact us at info@snowleopard.org