In this blog we hear from ZSL Project Veterinarian working in the Russian Far East and learn why, with only 500 wild Amur tigers left in the wild, the life...
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Ano Amur ZSL Russia final 2020 Report
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https://conservewildcats.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2019/06/ZSL-Russia-Final-report-2018.pdfFILM | COUNTING TIGERS IN THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST Counting Tigers in the Russian Far East The Zoological Society of London’s (ZSL’s) 'Amur tiger conservation project in Lazovsky Zapovednik and...
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ZSL Russia Final 2017 Report
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Two aspects of ZSL’s Amur tiger conservation project in the Russian Far East are population monitoring and wildlife health studies. We use camera trapping as a method to monitor tigers...
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To understand infectious disease circulation between domestic and wild populations of carnivores – biological material sampling is not enough. For good epidemiological study, it is also necessary to collect detailed...
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For the past six years ZSL has used camera traps and snow track surveys to monitor tigers in Lazovsky Zapovednik (LZ) and for the past three years in Zov Tigra...
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