High in the ghostly silence of the world’s tallest mountains moves a creature so rare, it almost feels like a myth. The snow ...

Snow leopards are among the most elusive species in the high mountains of Central and South Asia. Nepal is home to between 300 and 500 individuals, accounting for about 10 per cent of the global ...

Building on WWF’s long history in snow leopard conservation, the organization’s new strategy will focus on areas where WWF believes it can add most value to global efforts to conserve the species and ...

WWF works to sustain the natural world for the benefit of people and wildlife, collaborating with partners from local to ...

In a major conservation breakthrough, Ladakh has been found to host 68% of India’s snow leopards, with 477 individuals ...

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Thanks to climate change, habitat disruption, retaliatory killings from livestock herders, and poaching, the WWF estimates that only 4,500-6,000 snow leopards still live in the wild today, despite ...

Snow leopards, which have suffered from poaching, habitat loss, and the effects of climate change throughout south and central Asia, are afforded “first-class protection” inside China’s ...

The spectacular-looking Snow Leopard Sisters deftly illuminates global concerns through personal stories. Charting the friendship between two indigenous women in the high Himalayas, it conveys a ...

Bayesian analyses of morphological evolution rates indicate that snow leopards began to change rapidly in the Middle Pleistocene. This timeframe coincides with the emergence of large ice sheets on ...