Dutch Father & Son Caught with Snow Leopard Bones

Dutch Father & Son Caught with Snow Leopard Bones

http://www.expatica.com/nl/news/dutch-news/dutch-police-find-40-boxes-of-rare-animal-bones_202642.html Dutch police find 40 boxes of rare animal bones Two Dutch men were arrested after police discovered 40 boxes filled with animal bones, including those of a rare snow leopard, in the northeastern city of Emmen, a police spokesman said Friday. "Police received a tip-off about the men and ...
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Scientists snap rare photos of snow leopards in Tajikistan

Congratulations to all the SLN members involved in this project! Telegraph.co.uk - A British-lead team of scientists has snapped rare intimate photographs of the elusive snow leopard on a remote mountain on the Tajik-Afghan border. The photographs of the five snow leopards over a two month period in former Soviet ...
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New SLN Steering Committee Members

New SLN Steering Committee Members

Voting for the 2012-2014 Snow Leopard Network Steering Committee was recently concluded. Thank you to all members who voted, and congratulations to the newly elected Steering Committee members, who are as follows: Chair: David Mallon, Ph.D., Manchester Metropolitan University, UK Members: Yash Veer Bhatnagar, Ph.D., Nature Conservation Foundation and Snow ...
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WCS Releases Rare Photograph of Mother and Cub

WCS - Photographing snow leopards with remote cameras in Afghanistan is hard, which is why a team of WCS conservationists was delighted to take this recent image from a craggy peak in Afghanistan’s Sarkund Valley. This is the first image of a mother and cub taken since WCS began work ...
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Snow Leopards and Buddhism Teachers’ Guide for Bhutan

Snow Leopards and Buddhism Teachers’ Guide for Bhutan

Educational Booklet designed for teachers. It offers a lesson plan using ancient Buddhist stories as well as the information on snow leopard in Bhutan. This booklet is a product of a Snow Leopard Conservation Grant ...
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UNESCO Accepts World Heritage Site Nomination for Great Himalayan National Park

UNESCO Accepts World Heritage Site Nomination for Great Himalayan National Park

Already many National Parks across India have been honoured to have their names in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. Now joining them soon will be the Great Himalayan National Park located in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh. The nomination for the prestigious status for the National Park had ...
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Five Snow Leopard Conservation Grant Recipients Announced

Five Snow Leopard Conservation Grant Recipients Announced

The Snow Leopard Conservation Grants Program (SLCGP) will be funding five projects in 2012. This year, thanks largely to the generosity of our important partner the Whitley Fund for Nature (www.whitleyaward.org), we are able to provide an unprecedented level of support for snow leopards since the inception of SLCGP. This ...
Snow Leopard Conservation Project Voted Number One in Competition Hosted by BBC World News and Newsweek

Snow Leopard Conservation Project Voted Number One in Competition Hosted by BBC World News and Newsweek

Wildlife Charity Wins World Challenge Competition Snow Leopard Conservation Project Voted Number One in Competition Hosted by BBC World News and Newsweek November 30th, 2011—Seattle, WA A program developed by the Snow Leopard Trust, a Seattle-based conservation organization, has won first place in the World Challenge. The program, called ‘Snow ...
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Snow leopards return to Kargil areas

Snow leopards return to Kargil areas

Jammu, November 28 - Tribune India With peace in the Kargil sector, snow leopards are again seen in the area. Due to the Kargil War in 1999, most of the wildlife species, including snow leopards, had abandoned their habitats in Kargil. However, with the improvement in the situation, a big ...
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First camera-trap image of Nepal’s Snow Leopard released

First camera-trap image of Nepal’s Snow Leopard released

Kathmandu, Nepal – The first picture of a snow leopard taken by a camera trap on 24 October 2011 in Khambachen valley of Kangchenjunga was released today by WWF-Nepal. Ten camera traps (Moultrie D- 40) were installed in the valleys of Nagphinda, Khambachen, Lohanak and Jimbubari in Kangchenjunga Conservation Area ...