Snow leopards are among the world’s most elusive creatures in ... They only inhabit high alpine areas of the Himalayas and ...

The survey also identified Nagchu as a habitat for at least six first-class protected species in China, including the Tibetan ...

These key adaptations coincided with the colder phases of the last Ice Ages, in which snow leopards expanded beyond the Himalayas into central China and, in a surprising twist, researchers remark ...

For the first time, a team of researchers has identified the fossils of snow leopards. The discovery has helped them trace ...

Snow leopards are a vulnerable species. However, the illegalisation of firearms in China in 1989, along with hunting bans in key provinces, seems to be helping stabilise population numbers. Discover ...

Snow leopards are in danger, facing increasing threats. The wild mountain sheep and goats that they prey on are declining in some parts of the snow leopard range too, because of competition for ...

Pakistan, and indeed all 12 of the snow leopard range countries, have made great strides in halting and reversing declines of snow leopards.

Known as the "king of the snow mountains", the snow leopard is under first-class national protection in China and is listed as vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

Snow leopards are among the world’s most elusive ... and while their habitat spreads over 12 nations, including China, Bhutan, Nepal, India, Pakistan, Russia, and Mongolia, sightings are ...