A new assessment of the recovery potential of 18 sites in the global tiger range estimates that while the sites have the potential to harbour more than three times the current number of tigers, the timeline of 2022 may not be realistic.
The diversity of the Indian sub-continent is reflected in its intriguing mix of wildlife, which traverses from tropical evergreen forests and coastal swamps to the arid mountains of the extreme North. One such fascinating species is the magnificent and often evasive Snow Leopard, which can be spotted in the rugged hills of the upper Himalayas in Ladakh. For thousands of years, the Snow Leopard was known as the king of the mountains, adapting to some of the harshest conditions on the planet. Its powerful and agile body make it a great leaper and climber, and its majestic fur protects the animal from extreme cold. Their population is now on the decline, which makes the Snow Leopard trek one of the most sought-after experiences in the region today, pulling in animal lovers and enthusiasts from across the globe.
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