Evaluating snow leopard population connectivity: is Kazakhstan a bridge for gene flow between the northern and southwestern range?
The number of studies on snow leopard ecology has surged dramatically over the past few decades. However, despite this increase, many essential aspects of the species biology, which are critical for shaping effective conservation and management strategies, remain poorly understood. A particularly crucial area of research is the population connectivity ...
New Article to the Bibliography
Please find details below of a new article added to our Bibliography: Title: From shadows to data: first robust population assessment of snow leopards in Pakistan Author: Nawaz, M. A., Hameed, S., Din, J. U., Ali, H., Ahmad, S., Durbach, I., Ghaznavi, M., Farooque, M., Iftikhar, N., Khan, M. S ...
SLN Webinar: EUROLYNX – Collaborative Research on the conservation of Eurasian lynx – and Reflections for Snow Leopard Conservation
SLN invites you to join us for our next webinar about - EUROLYNX - A Collaborative science for studying Eurasian lynx ecology at the range of its distribution. About the Talk: EUROLYNX is an open, collaborative network using a shared spatial database to study Eurasian lynx ecology across Europe, examining ...
How genomics can inform conservation: Genomic insights into species history and current distribution of snow leopards
Genomic data can help inform conservation in numerous ways. Katie will begin by describing what insights they have been able to make regarding the evolutionary history and current status of snow leopard using whole genome sequencing data (these results are thoroughly described in the PNAS publication), and will then detail ...
New Article to the Bibliography
Please find details below of a new article added to our Bibliography: Title: Integrating noninvasive genetics and SECR to estimate snow leopard population in Pakistan Author: Ahmad, S., Solari, K. A., Durbach, I., Ali, H., Hameed, S., Din, J. U., Asif, M., Petrov, D. A., Nawaz, M. A. Abstract: Knowledge ...
SLN Webinar: How genomics can inform conservation: Genomic insights into species history and current distribution of snow leopards
The Snow Leopard Network wishes you a wonderful year ahead in 2026 and invites you to join us for our first webinar of the year. About the Talk: Genomic data can help inform conservation in numerous ways. Katie will begin by describing what insights they have been able to make ...
New Article to the Bibliography
Please find details below of a new article added to our Bibliography: Title: Exceedingly low genetic diversity in snow leopards due to persistently small population size Author: Solari, K. A., Morgan, S., Poyarkov, A. D., Weckworth, B., Samelius, G., Sharma, K., Ostrowski, S., Ramakrishnan, U., Kubanychbekov, Z., Kachel, S., Johansson, ...
New Article to the Bibliography
Please find details below of a new article added to our Bibliography: Title: Next-Generation Snow Leopard Population Assessment Tool: Multiplex- PCR SNP Panel for Individual Identification From Faeces Author: Solari, K. A., Ahmad, S., Armstrong, E. E., Campana, M. G., Ali, H., Hameed, S., Ullah, J., Khan, B. U., Nawaz, ...
New Article to the Bibliography
Please find details below of a new article added to our Bibliography: Title: Snow leopards, prey, and pastoralists: Understanding the impacts of climate change on human–wildlife coexistence in Central Asia Author: Ghoddousi, A., Eggers, J., Kirchner, K., Cornu, L., Kholmatov, I., Kubanychbekov, Z., Mirzoev, M. N., Sultanbaeva, K., Zhumabai Uulu, ...
SLN Webinar: Evaluating snow leopard population connectivity: is Kazakhstan a bridge for gene flow between the northern and southwestern range?
SLN invites you to join us for our next webinar based on this recent publication: About the Talk: The number of studies on snow leopard ecology has surged dramatically over the past few decades. However, despite this increase, many essential aspects of the species biology, which are critical for shaping ...