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Saving the Endangered Snow Leopard

Global Snow Leopard & Ecosystem Protection Program

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Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals

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Events

Aug
23
International Snow Leopard & Ecosystem Forum (Summit 2017)

Events

Aug
02
Pre-Forum Expert Meeting
Jan
19
2nd Steering Committee Meeting, Kathmandu, Nepal
Jan
17
Snow Leopard Landscape Management Planning Stocktaking Workshop, Kathmandu, Nepal
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Snow Leopard Secretariat

Address - 142 Gorkii Street, Bishkek city, Kyrgyz Republic, Zip code 720001

Phone: +(996-312) 56-41-95
E-mail: secretariat@globalsnowleopard.org
Website: www.globalsnowleopard.org

Our Mission

To secure at least 20 landscapes with viable snow leopard populations by 2020.

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