
Snow Leopard Monitoring Across the Altai Range
What camera-trap records can and cannot tell us about change in mountain habitat.
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Wildlife · Species · Habitats
Explore wildlife explainers, observation guidance, habitat dynamics, and biodiversity protection. Each article includes links to its supporting public sources.
Six sections covering wildlife, species, field observation, habitats, visual explainers, and biodiversity protection.

What camera-trap records can and cannot tell us about change in mountain habitat.
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How waterways, resting places, and development affect this protected mammal.
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Why sightings, repeat surveys, and adult survival all matter for understanding a large scavenger.
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What ecological research can show about predators, prey, and changing landscapes.
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A gentle, nocturnal insect-eater whose survival depends on our willingness to leave it alone.
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Behind the folklore lies a specialised primate with a percussive way of finding food.
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In-depth profiles of animals that shape — or depend on — the ecosystems we cover.

A profile of the ecology and conservation context of Madagascar's largest native carnivore.
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An overview of a migratory steppe mammal and the changing evidence about its status.
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A forest-dwelling relative of the river giant, threatened by shrinking West African woodlands.
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New Zealand's night parrot survives through one of the most intensive recovery efforts in the world.
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Seasonal inundation drives the productivity of an entire basin — and it is changing.
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Waterlogged ground hides one of the planet's most important stores of ancient carbon.
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Underwater canopies rebuild whole food webs when given a chance to recover.
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