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An estimated 75% of the leopard’s historical range has been lost. Once considered one of the world’s most adaptable big cats, leopards are now quietly disappearing across much of their range. From habitat loss and declining prey to...
Every leopard has a pattern as unique as a fingerprint. But behind those spots is an animal that is just another commodity in the illegal wildlife trade, valued for its skin, teeth or bones rather than its place in the wild. This edition,...
Wildlife trafficking remains one of the world’s most destructive illegal trades, stripping fragile ecosystems and removing crucial species from the wild. Driven by a demand for exotic pets, luxury goods, and traditional medicine, it...
ONCE CONSIDERED NATURE'S ULTIMATE SURVIVOR, THE LEOPARD IS DISAPPEARING ACROSS MUCH OF ITS RANGE. ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE, HABITAT LOSS, AND DECADES OF UNDERESTIMATING THE SPECIES' VULNERABILITY HAVE PUSHED ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST ADAPTABLE PREDATORS...
AFRICAN & SRI LANKAN VULNERABLE JAVAN ENDANGERED PERSIAN ENDANGERED ARABIAN CRITICALLY ENDANGERED AMUR CRITICALLY ENDANGERED INDOCHINESE CRITICALLY ENDANGERED
Natural clearings known as bais are open spaces, often created by underground springs. They expose mineral-rich soils and water that attract wildlife from across the surrounding rainforest.