The leopard is the most secretive and elusive of all the big cats.

These big cats have long been pursuing their soft fur - used to make coats and ceremonial robes - and their popular nails, beard and tail.

They may catch livestock when in close contact with the human settlement. The owner tries to destroy retaliation and revenge of a large cat or destroy them to prevent livestock from dying

The fragmentation of the habitat, the reduction of bait habitat, and the conflict between humans and wildlife greatly reduced the population of most species. Despite its wide spread in Africa and Asia, it has declined worldwide by 31% over the past three generations (about 22 years) due to habitat dispersion and loss. In most parts of African savanna, breeding meat trading has led to a decrease in the number of birds of prey. It is estimated that in the protected area of ​​78, the number of birds of prey birds dropped by 59%

The Africa Wildlife Fund works closely with the pastoral community to develop precautionary measures to protect livestock from predation. In Tanzania, AWF established Bomas for communities living near carnivores. These are predator protection fences to protect domestic animals from carnivores. By taking aggressive measures, you can prevent the death of livestock and carnivores.

The key to ensuring the leopard's future is to adopt an integrated approach to conservation focusing not only on the seed itself but also on the people of the area, land use, and the whole ecosystem I believe that. With this protection method, AWF will begin a Great Kruger Leopard Protection Science project in the Kruger National Park area in South Africa. Researchers at AWF have personalized GPS collars to study populations, evaluate competition with other carnivores, and to study the interaction with this species and people.

With your help, AWF will continue to do important projects like these large cats build a body for the community where they share their living space, and harvest leopards with GPS equipment I can do it. Donate to help protect wildlife and to ensure the survival of these vulnerable species

Leopard is the smallest of the biggest cats. One of the most elusive cats. The leopard rests and remains mainly in trees and land. It is mainly around walks and hunting. Indian leopards have grown to 4 to 5 feet, and they share their territory with other predators. However, the leopard avoided many tigers. In a forest where the number of tigers is large, the leopard occupies the buffer zone and the edge of the forest, the forest is on one side and the human settlement is on the other side.

A few months ago, Dr. Tom McCarthy, Senior Protection Director of Snow Leopard Trust, came to Big Cat Rescue and was amazed at his story of pursuing elusive cats. A wild cat is free. Even us who do not like cold weather looks a bit vertical because the danger that the air is breathing barely and is facing a steep rocky road and a frozen canyon is so wonderful maybe. A glimpse of these magnificent snow leopards live in all the glory of the world's top. We got big inspiration and began advertising the Snow Leopard Enterprise project at the gift shop. We understand the importance of each sales to protect these delicate cats.

Snow Leopard is the most elusive of the biggest cats - they are completely disguised as mountain habitats with rocky rocks in the Himalayas and Central Asian mountains. Despite living in the worst terrain with the highest altitude on the planet, snow leopards are exposed to wild and serious threats. These cats share mountains with nomads. Nomads live in Takayama pastures with yaks, horses, sheep and goats. There is a conflict between these harsh mountainous areas and snow leopards, occasionally cats try to keep livestock, and people rely on them in every aspect of their lives. When this happens, people sometimes try to kill cats in retaliation. Poverty makes them have no choice