Taking technology out in the cold: working to conserve snow leopards

Mongabay
By Rhett ButlerJun 30, 2015, 5:03 pm161 pts
Conservation work is important not just in tropical rainforests, but also in snow-covered peaks and steep slopes, the home of snow leopards and a number of unusual ungulates, including blue sheep and Asiatic ibex. When these and other native prey are scarce, snow leopards may resort to eating more livestock,…

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