案例简介：雪豹在他们的领土上巡逻，他们标记自己土地的方法之一是在石头上喷洒尿液和气味。在印度的喜马al尔邦，雪豹接近气味标记的位置，触发了摄影师 @ prasen设置的相机陷阱。yadav。雪豹难以捉摸，尽管在中亚范围内的小口袋里目击已经成为例行公事。这导致人们认为这些大型猫科动物的状况相当不错，但现实情况是，对它们全球栖息地的研究不到3%。与其他大型猫科动物相比，关于它们的种群和猎物种类的信息很少。雪豹面临着传统和新的威胁，包括由于牲畜掠夺而造成的偷猎和报复性杀戮，以及由于牲畜过度放牧，采矿，基础设施发展和气候变化而造成的栖息地退化和自然猎物的丧失。研究人员和保护主义者正在与12个雪豹分布的国家/地区的社区合作，以了解问题并维护这一宏伟物种的长期生存。

案例简介：Snow leopards patrol their territory, and one of the ways they mark their land is by spraying urine and scent on stones. In India's Himachal Pradesh, a snow leopard approaches a scent-marking location, triggering a camera trap set by photographer @prasen.yadav. Snow leopards are elusive, though sightings have become routine in small pockets within their Central Asian range. It's resulted in a perception that these big cats are doing reasonably well, but the reality is that less than 3 percent of their global habitat has ever been studied. We have scant information about their populations and their prey species compared to other big cats. Snow leopards face both traditional and new threats, including poaching and retaliatory killing as a consequence of livestock depredation as well as habitat degradation and loss of natural prey due to overgrazing by livestock, mining, infrastructure development, and climate change. Researchers and conservationists are working with communities across the 12 countries where snow leopards range to understand the issues and safeguard the long-term survival of this magnificent species.

国家地理 - Snow leopards patrol their territory, and one of the ways they mark their land is by spraying urine and scent on stones.

案例简介：雪豹在他们的领土上巡逻，他们标记自己土地的方法之一是在石头上喷洒尿液和气味。在印度的喜马al尔邦，雪豹接近气味标记的位置，触发了摄影师 @ prasen设置的相机陷阱。yadav。雪豹难以捉摸，尽管在中亚范围内的小口袋里目击已经成为例行公事。这导致人们认为这些大型猫科动物的状况相当不错，但现实情况是，对它们全球栖息地的研究不到3%。与其他大型猫科动物相比，关于它们的种群和猎物种类的信息很少。雪豹面临着传统和新的威胁，包括由于牲畜掠夺而造成的偷猎和报复性杀戮，以及由于牲畜过度放牧，采矿，基础设施发展和气候变化而造成的栖息地退化和自然猎物的丧失。研究人员和保护主义者正在与12个雪豹分布的国家/地区的社区合作，以了解问题并维护这一宏伟物种的长期生存。

国家地理 - Snow leopards patrol their territory, and one of the ways they mark their land is by spraying urine and scent on stones.

案例简介：Snow leopards patrol their territory, and one of the ways they mark their land is by spraying urine and scent on stones. In India's Himachal Pradesh, a snow leopard approaches a scent-marking location, triggering a camera trap set by photographer @prasen.yadav. Snow leopards are elusive, though sightings have become routine in small pockets within their Central Asian range. It's resulted in a perception that these big cats are doing reasonably well, but the reality is that less than 3 percent of their global habitat has ever been studied. We have scant information about their populations and their prey species compared to other big cats. Snow leopards face both traditional and new threats, including poaching and retaliatory killing as a consequence of livestock depredation as well as habitat degradation and loss of natural prey due to overgrazing by livestock, mining, infrastructure development, and climate change. Researchers and conservationists are working with communities across the 12 countries where snow leopards range to understand the issues and safeguard the long-term survival of this magnificent species.

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国家地理 - Snow leopards patrol their territory, and one of the ways they mark their land is by spraying urine and scent on stones.

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