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Narpa Bhumi unites for snow leopard conservation

Manang, May 10: A workshop on anti-poaching control and a meeting of the Snow Leopard Conservation Sub-Committee held in Nar village of Narpa Bhumi Rural Municipality stressed the importance of wildlife conservation and the control of illegal hunting. The programme also highlighted the need to protect valuable medicinal herbs, conserve snow

Counting of snow leopard begins in Mustang

A snow leopard population survey has begun for the first time in Mustang with the objective of determining the actual

Snow leopard survey begins in Mustang, camera traps installed above…

The survey is being jointly conducted by the National Trust for Nature Conservation (NTNC) and the Annapurna Conservation Area Project

Monitoring of rare snow leopard begins in Upper Mustang

The monitoring of rare wildlife species, the snow leopard, has begun in upper Mustang. The monitoring assisted by camera trapping

Conflict between snow leopards and humans threatens livestock farming in…

The growing conflict between snow leopards and humans in Upper Mustang in recent days is putting the region’s centuries-old livestock

School-level initiative to protect snow leopards in Taplejung

The school-level initiative to help protect and conserve snow leopards has been found to be effective.

13 snow leopards recorded in Kanchenjunga Conservation Area

The Kanchenjunga Conservation Area is presently home to an estimated 13 mature snow leopards. It has been stated in a

Climate change poses threat to habitat of snow leopard

It is estimated that there are about 300 to 500 snow leopards in Nepal and about 4,000 to 6,500 in

Snow leopards kill 16 yaks in Kanchanjungha area

The snow leopard has continued prowling in the Kanchanjungha area. In the last fiscal year alone, the snow leopards killed

Snow leopard rescued from Morang made public in Kathmandu

The rare snow leopard which was rescued from Urlabari Municipality in the Tarai belt was made public in Kathmandu on