Sentences with phrase «about snow leopard»

Most of what we know about snow leopard habitat and the way the cats live in their habitat comes from the successful radio collar projects run by the Snow Leopard Conservancy and the Snow Leopard Trust.

With cub season coming up, here are 7 things you need to know about snow leopard babies!

Conservationists in Pakistan have created a comic book about snow leopards and the conflicts the cats can get into with humans.

Animated and passionate, Munkhtsog is always happy to talk about snow leopards.

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Yes now she can babble mindlessly about talking snakes, talking fiery bushes, big boats that held 250,000 species of beetle along with wooly mammoths and snow leopards, guys that floated into the clouds in front of everyone (yet somehow the Jews and Arabs still just don't buy that he was the saviour), parted water / wine to water / walking on water / healing water, food from the sky....

That's essentially saying that a person shouldn't worry about endangered species like the snow leopard because its a person not a snow leopard.

Combined with future work using remote cameras, scat - based DNA analysis and GPS collars, this project could reveal crucial information about how far the snow leopards travel in the area, how they interact within families and how fluctuations in available prey affect the cats.

Researchers found that past food - habit studies on snow leopards could have been biased by the inclusion of non-target species in fecal analysis, potentially misinforming managers about the prey requirements that allow snow leopard populations to succeed.

I certainly hope Alaina will continue with more captive snow leopard behavior studies, there is still so much we don't know about these beautiful cats.

While we all hope and work towards keeping the snow leopard alive in the wild zoo populations also have their role in helping to educate the public about conservation of this and other endangered animals.

Snow Leopards enjoy about any scent they encounter.

Always nice to read good news about members of an endangered species, especially snow leopards.

Express strong concern about the increasing threats arising from growing human footprint and climate change to the survival of snow leopards and associated mountain biodiversity and to the maintenance of watershed and ecosystem services their habitats provide;

In the wild of course, snow leopards are solitary except for a short mating time and when cubs stay with their mother till adulthood at about 2 years of age.

In the late 1970's snow leopard breeding in zoos was more common but only about 50 % of cubs survived to the age of six months.

Communicate to citizens and particular stakeholders, including local communities, youth, governments, civil society, and the private sector, about the value of snow leopards and their ecosystem, and sustain the effort by celebrating 23 October 23 each year as the International Snow Leopard Day with presentation of an annual International Snow Leopard Conservation Award, and 2015 as the International Year of the Snow Leopsnow leopards and their ecosystem, and sustain the effort by celebrating 23 October 23 each year as the International Snow Leopard Day with presentation of an annual International Snow Leopard Conservation Award, and 2015 as the International Year of the Snow LeopSnow Leopard Day with presentation of an annual International Snow Leopard Conservation Award, and 2015 as the International Year of the Snow LeopSnow Leopard Conservation Award, and 2015 as the International Year of the Snow LeopSnow Leopard.

Our Communications Manager Matt Fiechter recently traveled to Ladakh to learn more about our ongoing community - based snow leopard conservation programs — and follow the tracks of the elusive Ghost Cat.

I will attempt to learn more about the effects of climate change on local ecosystems, and make use of data based on perceptions, livestock populations and rangeland experiments to aid snow leopard conservation strategies.

We met local herders in their portable yurts and interviewed them about their attitude towards snow leopards and find out if they have seen any.

Still, we had a wonderful time, challenged ourselves in many ways, learned a lot about this beautiful environment and the local people living there, and had contributed to snow leopard conservation in this remote part of Russia.

This size was deemed appropriate allowing about 2 camera stations per home range [22] since the mean minimum summer and annual ranges of snow leopards in Tost are estimated to be c. 55 km2 and 70 km2, respectively for 9 adult breeding females using fixed Kernel estimators on 12,498 locations over a period of five years (Johansson et.

Two young collared snow leopards illustrated this by dispersing to the nearby Nemegt Mountains after crossing about 80 km of steppe.

Through our long - term ecological study in the Tost region of Mongolia, we are learning a great deal about the lives of wild snow leopards.

In simpler terms: Whether a herder feels threatened by snow leopards may not necessarily tell us much about the actual threat to his livestock.

A snow leopard isn't thinking about what muscles to flex, engage, suck in or tone when moving around.

Two snow leopard cubs learn many lessons about survival from their mother as they prepare for life on their own.

In this blog post and video below, she talks about how she got into veterinary medicine, the kinds of things she does most commonly for pets and one of her favorite cases... Snow Leopards!

The Wildlife Conservation Society on Tuesday released photographs of snow leopards taken last month in the Wakhan Corridor region using automatically - triggered camera traps, a technology I've written about in the past.

«It's not all about ecology of conservation for snow leopards, it's about community,» he says.