Leopards and landmines: Post-war carnivore research in Sri Lanka

Mongabay
Sep 14, 2016, 11:20 am166 pts
A leopard researcher walks calmly along a trail to set up a camera trap inside Sri Lanka’s Wilpattu National Park. She is wary of running into an elephant or a sloth bear, but she knows that the dangers of the jungle are far less severe than the landmines that once lay beneath the forest floor. [caption…

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