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Snow Leopard Trust Press Releases

48 Press Releases
  • Published on October 15, 2026 - 06:35 GMT

    The Hero Mother of Koiluu Ridge

    Partnership Note: Snow Leopard Trust works in Kyrgyzstan in partnership with the Snow Leopard Foundation, conducting long-term monitoring in Sarychat-Ertash Reserve in cooperation with the reserve and its rangers. Waiting for Hero Mother Each year, Askat …

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  • Published on October 15, 2026 - 00:34 GMT

    A Snow Leopard Survey Inspires a Children’s Book

    Partnership Note: Snow Leopard Trust works in India in partnership with the Nature Conservation Foundation, whose field team has worked with communities in Spiti for many years. For the first time, researchers have completed a scientific estimate of snow …

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  • Published on October 15, 2026 - 00:34 GMT

    The Village That Waited With a Snow Leopard in Need

    Partnership note: The Snow Leopard Foundation (SLF) is Snow Leopard Trust’s conservation partner in Pakistan. Snow Leopard Trust supports SLF’s community conservation programs, research, and training. A Voice from the Mountainside On March 3, 2021, …

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  • Published on September 16, 2026 - 19:13 GMT

    Kullu, Shadow, and the Ghost of the Mountains

    In January 2008, Kulbhushansingh Suryawanshi was 23 when he encountered three snow leopards in Spiti: a mother, her cub, and a sub-adult male beginning to make his way on his own. That night, Kullu bought livestock for a feast because the entire village …

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  • Published on September 16, 2026 - 19:13 GMT

    Why Humans Need to Live with Snow Leopards

    The global distributional range of the snow leopard spans 12 Asian countries Source: International Snow Leopard Trust Snow leopards and humans go back a very long way, long before either existed in the current form. Around the time the snow leopards and …

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  • Published on September 16, 2026 - 19:13 GMT

    M24’s Strange Range: A Small Cat and a Big Question

    His Mongolian name is Angarag, which means Mars. To our researchers, he's simply M24. But simple is the wrong word for this cat. He's the 24th male snow leopard collared in our long-term ecological study in the mountains of Tost, Mongolia. He was …

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  • Published on August 19, 2026 - 18:59 GMT

    A Legacy for Snow Leopards

    Falling for Snow Leopards Eight years ago, Sue Heim began training as an interpretive volunteer at the San Diego Zoo. Snow leopards and Amur leopards were the first big cats she learned about. Young snow leopards caught her attention immediately. She …

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  • Published on August 19, 2026 - 18:59 GMT

    Living with Snow Leopards Takes Time and Trust

    The Question My Father Could Not Answer More than twenty years ago, when I began working with herding communities in Mongolia’s snow leopard landscapes, I arrived with enthusiasm, ideas, and conservation goals. We wanted to reduce threats to snow leopards …

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  • Published on August 19, 2026 - 18:58 GMT

    How Do You Count a Ghost Cat?

    A single male can range over more than a thousand square kilometers in the course of his life. An animal like this is rarely seen and is difficult to count. For most of the history of trying to count this species, the honest answer has been that nobody …

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  • Published on August 18, 2026 - 20:37 GMT

    What do snow leopards eat?

    Snow leopards are built to hunt prey far larger than themselves. Long-term research in Mongolia is revealing what they eat, how often they hunt, which prey they target, and how those choices shape both snow leopard survival and coexistence with people. Our …

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  • Published on July 16, 2026 - 22:21 GMT

    Can You Spot the Danger? Take the Snow Leopard Threats Quiz

    FALSE – Flash floods, disease outbreaks, droughts and other climate disasters are already causing significant losses to lives, livestock and livelihoods. Additionally, these catastrophic weather events can result in altered human-wildlife interactions and …

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  • Published on July 16, 2026 - 01:38 GMT

    When the World Comes for the Snow Leopard

    Tanzin has watched this mountain long enough to know which slopes the cats prefer, which corridors they use to move between valleys, and where they are likely to be when the light comes up. By the time the tourists reach the ridge, cameras raised, breath …

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  • Published on July 16, 2026 - 01:38 GMT

    Protecting Snow Leopards: A Ranger’s Story from Kyrgyzstan

    Working closely with police and fellow rangers, Aibek* coordinated an operation to intercept and apprehend the sellers. The snow leopard had been trapped and killed inside the boundaries of a protected area, where these endangered cats should have been …

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  • Published on July 16, 2026 - 01:38 GMT

    How Do You Count Ghost Cats?

    Nobody Knew A single male can range over more than a thousand square kilometres in the course of his life. An animal like this is rarely seen and counted with difficulty. For most of the history of trying to count this species, the honest answer has been …

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  • Published on June 18, 2026 - 00:37 GMT

    Next-Gen Wildlife Tracking in Pakistan

    The snow-capped mountains of northern Pakistan are home to some of the world’s most elusive species, from the iconic snow leopard to wolves, bears, and ibex. Protecting them is no easy task. They roam vast, rugged landscapes, often at low densities, making …

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  • Published on June 18, 2026 - 00:37 GMT

    Where Are The Cats Now? Spring Field Update Part 2

    The New Cats F21(yellow on the map below) has been a familiar face on our camera traps every year since 2021. Our team was able to GPS-collar her for the first time a few weeks ago. We know she had cubs in 2024, and the second new addition to our study is …

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  • Published on May 21, 2026 - 01:48 GMT

    Counting Gazelles in the Gobi

    The goitered gazelle (Procapra subgutturosa) is a medium-sized antelope native to the grasslands and semi-deserts of Asia. These animals are highly mobile, roaming and migrating across vast landscapes. This nomadic lifestyle makes them both fascinating and …

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  • Published on May 21, 2026 - 01:47 GMT

    What a Tiny Pea Can Tell Us About the Himalayas

    The high-altitude valleys where snow leopards live are also home to farming communities with deep roots in the land. An award-winning study, co-authored by Kulbhushansingh Suryawansh, Director of our India program, and team members from the India program, …

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  • Published on May 21, 2026 - 01:47 GMT

    Two New Cats on Air – Spring Field Season 2026

    Field Update from May 8 It was cold to begin with, but with a bit more than a week left of this spring’s field season, it’s getting uncomfortably warm to hike uphill. The good news is we’ve collared two snow leopards. The not-so-great news is we’ve …

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  • Published on May 7, 2026 - 23:17 GMT

    I didn’t grow up watching David Attenborough

    Most people grew up watching Sir David Attenborough. I didn’t. Which is perhaps why my early memory of the natural world doesn’t come from television. It comes from a place. A river cutting through the Himalaya. I remember its force and its scale.  Growing …

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