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Studying the Use of Foxlights Electronic Light Deterrents in China
Charlotte Hacker, a PhD candidate at Duquesne University, is currently based in China working with the Snow Leopard Conservancy, the Chinese Academy of Forestry, and other in-country partners to better understand the snow leopard's [...]
Celebrating Snow Leopards in Pakistan
You Are Invited To Join Us As We Celebrate 15 Years’ Partnership with Project Snow Leopard in Pakistan’s Karakoram Mountains Saturday, February 1, 2020 1:00-4:00 pm at the Janet Pomeroy Center 207 Skyline Blvd [...]
Job Announcement
Vice-President Job Opportunity The Snow Leopard Conservancy is seeking a committed, passionate and enterprising individual, with proven success as a manager, fundraiser, and networker to lead SLC forward, as the Founder Director, Dr. Rodney Jackson [...]
Nuturing the Next Generation of Snow Leopard Conservationists
Communities in Central Asia are embracing snow leopard festivals, not only because they educate children but because they are an effective means of reviving traditional respect for wildlife and reducing poaching. Altai Republic The [...]
The Importance of Understanding Local Attitudes Towards the Snow Leopard & Measures to Conserve It.
Photo courtesy of Tashi R. Ghale Snow Leopard Conservancy Associate, Jonathan Hanson, a PhD student in the Department of Geography at the University of Cambridge, recently led a study exploring the relationship between local attitudes [...]
Using Drones To Assess Populations Of Snow Leopard Prey Species
Last month, a group of dedicated researchers traveled to Mongolia to test drone (UAV) technology in the assessment of abundance of snow leopard prey species. Rodney Jackson, the Conservancy's Director was accompanied by Don Hunter [...]
Celebrating the Snow Leopard in Tajikistan
In August 2019, in the mountain village of Alichur, Tajikistan, a Wildlife Festival dedicated to the snow leopard took place. Representatives from across the Gorno-Badakhshan Mountain area attended as well as representatives from other regions. [...]
Welcome to the Conservancy’s Newest Associates
Charlotte Hacker Charlotte Hacker is a PhD candidate at Duquesne University in Dr. Jan Janecka's genomics laboratory. Charlotte's work focuses on using noninvasive genetic techniques to understand snow leopard population parameters, landscape connectivity, [...]
Winners of the Art & Poetry Contest – Capture the Spirit of the Snow Leopard
To celebrate the launch of the Snow Leopard Conservancy's new website in July 2019, we held an Art & Poetry Contest, Capture the Spirit of the Snow Leopard. Entries from the four age-group categories [...]
Art & Poetry Contest – Capture the Spirit of the Snow Leopard – Launches the Conservancy’s New Website
The Snow Leopard Conservancy will be launching a New Website the week of July 14. To celebrate the launch, we are holding a poetry and artwork contest, "Capture the Spirit of the Snow Leopard." [...]
Looking for the Snow Leopard
Wildlife photographer and biologist, Oriol Alamany and his wife and expedition partner, Eulàlia Vicens share news of their most recent photographic expedition to the Himalayas in 2019. "This was our third winter trip to the Himalayas [...]
Celebrating Local Champions of Snow Leopard Conservation
2018 Annual Report PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS 141 Livestock Corrals . . . secured from snow leopard attacks in Nepal, India, and Pakistan since 2010. 60 Wildlife Monitors . . . including indigenous sacred site guardians, shamans, [...]
