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Transboundary cooperation for the snow leopard and its ecosystems conservation in Central Asia

Transboundary cooperation for the snow leopard and its ecosystems conservation in Central Asia

by Secretariat GSLEP | Jun 23, 2022 | Blog, pastevents, Snow leopard blog, Snow-leopard-blog

Transboundary cooperation for the snow leopard and its ecosystems conservation in Central Asia On May 31, 2022, the Global Snow Leopard and its Ecosystem Protection Program (GSLEP) Secretariat hosted a meeting of representatives of environmental agencies of the...
How Bees and Trees Protect Snow Leopards

How Bees and Trees Protect Snow Leopards

by Secretariat GSLEP | Jun 23, 2022 | Blog, pastevents, Snow leopard blog, Snow-leopard-blog

How Bees and Trees Protect Snow Leopards One hundred fifty honey bee hives were successfully delivered to their new homes in the mountains of Kyrgyzstan. Relocating the bees was a challenge, as Benazir, Snow Leopard Trust’s Project Assistant, shares, “The...

Key News from WWF Russia 2021

by GSLEP Editorial Team | Nov 25, 2021 | Blog, Snow leopard blog, Snow-leopard-blog

1. Breaking Barriers  Read how WWF-Russia removed barbed wire at Russia-Mongolian border for free migration of snow leopard and wild ungulate. Political borders are for people. But for an animal like the snow leopard, with a home range that can be as large as 2,000...
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