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WCS China | Final report 2019
https://conservewildcats.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2020/05/WCSChinaFinalReportAmurLeopardsandTigersinChina19-20.pdf"WCS China | interim report 2019
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Please note, we have edited this report to remove information we feel could jeopardise ongoing work in the region. "Despite sustained conservation efforts over recent years and encouraging recent monitoring...
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We are writing to share some exciting news that will come into effect from the 1st January 2018. Amur Leopard and Tiger Alliance (ALTA) and 21st Century Tiger have joined forces to...
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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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Please note, we have edited this interim report to remove information we feel could jeopardise ongoing work in the region. Russia is a success story in the history of wild...
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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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