This special issue brings together updates on the status of snow leopards across the twelve range countries, developed alongside the ongoing IUCN Red List and Green Status assessments. Each contribution summarises currently available national information on population, distribution, threats, and conservation actions, following a consistent structure across countries. The papers were shaped through collaboration among in-country scientists, practitioners, and colleagues across the global snow leopard community. Cover Photo Credit: Prasenjeet Yadav
Welcome to the inaugural issue of Snow Leopard Reports, presenting a collection of three peer-reviewed papers and news updates alongside an editorial letter that offers insights into the world of High Asia and the snow leopard.
Welcome to the Second Volume of Snow Leopard Reports, a compilation of four peer-reviewed papers shedding light on various aspects of snow leopard behavior, ecology, and conservation efforts. This edition, enriched with diverse perspectives and empirical findings, offers valuable insights into the challenges and solutions surrounding snow leopard conservation.
Welcome to Volume 3 of the Snow Leopard Reports, which consists of eight Research Notes and two Field Notes. This volume reflects ongoing research and observations that contribute to our understanding of snow leopard and sympatric species behavior, ecology, and conservation.
About the Journal
Snow Leopard Reports encourages exchange amongst snow leopard practitioners and researchers. The journal aims to collate and make available the latest information on snow leopard biology and conservation through contributions that capture the ecological and conservation status of the species and its wider habitat. Snow Leopard Reports publishes notes related to the ecology and conservation of snow leopards and co-occurring species.
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