Trap camera pictures from India
Here are two pictures that were sent to us recently by our India Program Director, Dr. Charu Mishra. These are from our ongoing trap camera work in Spiti, led by student Rishi Sharma.
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- July 2010
- June 2010
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- Our Most Recently Collared Female Snow Leopard Has Been Photographed!
- National Zoo & Aquarium in Australia Offers "Snow Trips for Snow Leopards"
- "Keyhole" View of Buffalo Cub
- The List of "Snow Cubs" Grows...
- Parc des Félins Cub Debut Will Feature A Presentation By The Trust
- Two Cubs Born at Cape May County Zoo
- Base Camp Mongolia: Our Summer Research Goals
- GPS Study Update: Shonkor's Next Move, Aztai and Khavar's Overlapping Ranges
- Healthy Cub Born at Planckendael Zoo in Belgium
- $50,000 Goal Reached Thanks to Your Amazing Support!
- The Mongolian Death Worm: An Update from Orjan
- Recently Collared Female Snow Leopard Has Been Named: "Zaraa"
- Snow Leopard Trust Meets With Gurvantes Governor to Discuss Mining
- Snow Leopard Cubs Born at Banham Zoo
- May 2010
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- The Great Ellen Campaign for Conservation: Another Round of Toys for Shelters
- The Mobicom Uul: The Real Story of Orjan’s “holy” Mountain
- Orjan Recounts Putting Collar on Fluffy Female Snow Leopard
- Mongolian Herding Communities Sign Petition for the Support of a Protected Area
- New Female Snow Leopard Collared in Tost Mountain Range
- The Great Ellen Campaign for Conservation: Five More Shelters Receive Gifts
- Follow the Cats Update: Shonkhor's Incredible Journey, Devekh's Collar Mystery
- A Female Snow Leopard Has Been Collared
- SLT Director Responds to Tough Question about "Good Mining" in Mongolia
- The Great Ellen Campaign: Another Round of Toys
- Newly Collared Snow Leopard Officially Named "Khavar"
- The Great Ellen Campaign for Conservation: Five More Toys to Five More Shelters
- Phase III: The Great Ellen Campaign for Conservation Needs YOU!
- The Great Ellen Campaign for Conservation, Phase II
- GPS Study: Aztai has guests in his home range
- Snow Leopards Visit the North Pole (Sort of)
- Felburn Foundation Offers to Match Your Donations Up To $50,000
- A New Snow Leopard Was Collared in Mongolian Mining Region
- Tost Mountains Important to Herding Families
- Base Camp Goes Green
- Just How Many Mining Permits Are There in The South Gobi?
- April 2010
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- Why it is so important to protect Mongolia's Tost Mountains from mining
- New Snow Leopard Joins Long Term Study in Mongolia
- Toys for Cats, in Ellen's Name
- New Big Cats, New Little Cats
- The Great Ellen Campaign for Conservation: Phase 1
- Follow the Cats Update: Orjan Checks the Clusters while the Cats are on Patrol
- Mining Permits in Mongolia Threaten Snow Leopard Habitat and Local Communities
- Snow Leopard Trust Provides Mongolia Relief Effort
- Attempted Snow Leopard Trade in Afghanistan
- GPS Study: Following Devekh Across Mongolia's Tost Mountains
- March 2010
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- Snow Leopard “Supermom” Spotted Again
- Snow Leopard M7 Renamed: Say Hello to "Devekh"
- New Collared Cat M7 is A Fast Mover
- Orjan's Eye Story: Don't Try This At Home
- Meet Mongolia's Known Snow Leopards
- Signing Up for Our eNews Will Save Snow Leopards
- Collared Cats in Mongolia Are Having Successful Hunts
- The Night of The Leopards: Orjan recounts his exciting night meeting M7 and Aztai
- It's a boy! New snow leopard joins study
- Grazing-free Reserves Save Snow Leopards in India
- February 2010
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- Snow Leopard Back on the Map: A New Uplink from Tsagaan
- Orjan: A Moment to Reflect on Life Back in the Gobi
- Snow and Snow Leopards
- More snow leopard clusters, more snow
- Nature Camps for Students in India's Spiti Valley
- Snow leopard mystery: Aztai
- Oldest captive snow leopard dies
- Signals from snow leopard Tsagaan
- Orjan returns
- New Signage at Northwest Zoos
- Hitting the hard issues on explore.org
- Seattle Band Dedicates Evening to Snow Leopards!
- January 2010
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- 2009
- December 2009
- November 2009
- October 2009
- September 2009
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- Itgel's collar found, but no Itgel
- Shonkhor does the moonwalk
- Heading East
- Snow leopards say: Apple is tops!
- Saikhan heads east, Aztai takes it easy
- Two Cubs Arrive at the L.A. Zoo
- One Minute Video: What are trap cameras?
- Wired Magazine Interviews Dr. Tom McCarthy
- New Cub Debuts at Tokyo's Tama Zoo
- Movement from Igtel, Meals for Shonkor and Saikhan
- Weekly Cat Update: And the award for longest walk goes to....
- Support for Wild Snow Leopards Boosted by Apple’s Snow Leopard OS
- August 2009
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- Weekly Cat Update: Saikhan trailing Aztai?
- Why is the snow leopard a flagship species?
- Snow leopards, meet Snow Leopard (OS)
- Seattle's new snow leopards: first day out [video]
- Weekly Cat Update: Tsagaan's collar sends first uplink in a month
- You're in the right place: Snow leopard blog has new look
- Weekly Cat Update: Saikhan in the badlands
- New Challenges For Snow Leopards Arise in Mongolia
- Little Cub, Big Name: Your Votes Are in For New WPZ Snow Leopard
- Snow Leopards on KUOW radio 94.9 FM (podcast 53 min 59 seconds)
- Blog is Changing
- Itgel is on the move
- Will the real snow leopard please leap forward!
- Big Plans in Kyrgyzstan
- 2-Minute Video: What you need to know about snow leopards in Kyrgyzstan
- Your can name a snow leopard cub
- July 2009
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- “Snow Leopard” Skiier Heads to World Championships in France
- Back in Sweden
- Days (and Years) in the Life of a Snow Leopard Keeper
- An Open Letter to Trust Supporters
- Video treat: Cubs playing
- New cubs at Hogle Zoo in Utah
- Matchmaker, Matchmaker
- Must-see VIDEO of Mother snow leopard with Cubs
- Just how much scat do we need?
- Summer Crew
- June 2009
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- Zoos with new cubs!
- Good news for snow leopards in India
- New Snow Leopard Exhibit at Central Park Zoo
- Video of Woodland Park Zoo Cubs
- Two Cubs Born at Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo
- Field Camera Footage of a Wild Snow Leopard
- Alone in the Gobi
- Tama Zoo Cubs: One Year Later
- Two Cubs Born at the Maruyama Zoo
- May 2009
- April 2009
- March 2009
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- Tsagaan On Air
- The Ups and Downs
- Snow tracks, researchers and storms
- Tsagaan is Snow Leopard aka “Bummer”
- How to Get a Girl (snow leopard)
- Snow Leopard Makes the Olympics
- The Death of Longtail: Official Report Available
- Collar Malfunction
- GPS Collar Placed on 3rd Snow Leopard
- 3rd Cat on the Air
- Melbourne: First Snow Leopard Cubs in 20 Years
- Peacock spotting
- February 2009
- January 2009
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- 2008
- December 2008
- November 2008
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- Bayad Update
- Orjan on Break
- Last Day in Camp–Photos of Snow Leopards
- The Cries of a Snow Leopard
- Vehicles, Camels Included
- A Note on Inquisitive
- Fashion and Dressing Tips for the Gobi
- Snow for Snow Leopards
- Update on Shanti
- Blind Date at the Assiniboine Park Zoo
- Cubs now six months old
- Where Do Snow Leopards Go
- What Bayad Taught Us About Protecting Snow Leopards in Pakistan
- October 2008
- September 2008
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- Snow Leopard Camp Update
- Ashley Sights His First Snow Leopard
- Second Snow Leopard Collared!
- 3 Cubs Born at Denver Zoo
- World’s oldest snow leopard honored in Nagoya
- Don’t kill the cook
- Trap Camera Photos and More
- Build it and the Snow Leopards Will Come–Maybe
- Thoughts and reflections about life in Mongolia
- Snow Leopard Trials and Joys
- First Look At Mirucha
- August 2008
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- Freezing our #@!#’s off in the Gobi
- Hampster invasions and other problems
- Title, Snow leopards 2 (maybe 3) - Researchers 0
- Heavy rain in the Gobi desert
- Helen Makes Her Debut
- First GPS Collar Placed
- Breaking News: GPS Collar Placed on Snow Leopard “Aztai”
- See Photos!
- The Challenges of Studying Snow Leopards
- Getting to my new home
- Trap Camera Success
- Puppies Raise Snow Leopard
- Last day in civilization
- Snow leopards in Pakistan threatened by poaching in Afghanistan
- Some valuable tips when moving abroad
- Still in UB
- Arrived in Ulaan Bataar
- July 2008
- June 2008
- May 2008
- April 2008
- March 2008
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Beautiful animals and wonderful to see them in their natural habitat. Merry Christmas and Happy 2010 to everyone at Snow Leopard Trust.
Fantastic Pictures. It is very heartening to see that the snow leopard population in Spiti seems to be in good health, as of now. Definitely a positive development, for lovers of this beautiful feline. Great work… Rishi & Charu.