Snow Leopards Win!

Thanks to your passionate support for snow leopards, we’ve been able to secure a major grant for conservation!

 

so happy we could scream
so happy we could scream! photo by Steve Tracy

Our partner Dynafit had nominated us for a $15,000 grant for India’s snow leopards from the European Outdoor Conservation Association. In March 2013, a public voting was held to determine which of the nominated projects would be funded. We asked for your support – and did you ever answer the call!

You voted, shared posts, forwarded emails, talked to your family members – and helped score a huge win for snow leopard conservation!

  • 5 projects were nominated
  • 10,180 votes were cast in total
  • Snow leopards received 5533 votes (over 54% of the total!)

Thanks to this immense support from snow leopard friends all over the world, we’ll be able to expand our successful conservation projects in the Indian Himalayas in the coming months!

 

From all of us at the Snow Leopard Trust, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

 

10 Comments

  1. I am very pleased to have contributed in some way for your extraordinary work. I’m grateful for the work you perform

    1. Thank you very much for your contribution and support, Luis! We couldn’t do what we do without the help of people all over the world who are passionate about snow leopards!

  2. What wonderful news!! Thank you so much for all you do to save these amazing creatures….Snow leopards rule!!!!!

  3. I’m so delighted to hear this news! These wonderful wonderous creatures are so deserving of protection. Their incredible beauty has been a huge contributor to their demise. Huge round of applause for the EOCA for your contribution to their safety and protection :o)

  4. That’s wonderful news!! Delighted to hear! Thanks for everything you do to preserve and protect the magnificent snow leopards!

  5. This is such wonderful news!! Thanks for all you do to preserve and protect these magnificent cats!

  6. Good going, you guys! You absolutely deserve it! And thank you again for all your efforts in protecting the world’s most beautiful creature!

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