Wildlife conflict is a growing problem in many areas where wild habitats have shrunk and potentially dangerous animals increasingly come into contact with people. Conflict increases when this is also...
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The latest report to WildCats from WCS on the Amur leopard and tiger populations in China contains positive news. WCS has been working in northeast China since 1998 and were...
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Resident tiger caught on camera in 2019. Living amongst apex predators © WCS China Living amongst apex predators brings with it certain risks and with conservation actions focused on increasing...
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WCS China report that during the past six months the project has not been significantly affected by the impacts of the global Covid-19 pandemic despite a delay in nearly a...
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The recent WCS Russia report to WildCats details the work carried out in the past six months monitoring tiger and Amur leopards in southwest Primorye. Luckily, similar to the WCS...
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WCS China | interim report 2020
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In the second of our blogs from the WCS team in China, Ren Yi reminds us that not all conservation happens out in the forest. Hundreds of mages from camera...
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Caught on camera © WCS China The latest report from WCS China monitoring populations of Amur leopards and tigers in northeast China during 2019, demonstrates increases in the Amur leopard...
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The WCS China programme managed to get snowtracking amur leopards and tigers carried out before any COVID-19 lockdown occurred in the area. Walk a mile in their boots by Ren...
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