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Ladakh will introduce India's first high-altitude wildlife safari featuring guided snow leopard and birdwatching tours. The SHAN Conservation Society will oversee community-led conservation, eco-tourism, wildlife awareness and sustainable livelihood initiatives aimed at protecting the region's fragile Himalayan ecosystem

Himachal Pradesh’s snow leopard population has risen to 83 from 51 in 2021, according to a new survey by the Wildlife Wing and NCF. The highest densities were found in Spiti and Pin valleys, with rare species also documented.

As many as 718 snow leopards were reported as part of the first-ever scientific exercise that was carried out by the Wildlife Institute of India (WII).

Earlier, the Department of Information and Public Relations Leh tweeted and informed about the decisions.

A notification in this regard was issued Tuesday by the Principal Secretary Forest, Ecology and Environment, Pawan Kotwal.

Twitter users were left scratching their heads when IFS officer Ramesh Pandey shared a photo of a snow leopard descending on a mountain.

What started as documenting his own life in Europe while pursuing his Masters gradually gained direction and came to focus on wildlife photography.

A global team of scientists analysed almost 300 biodiversity hotspots -- places with exceptionally high numbers of animal and plant species -- on land and at sea.

Each child also took part in an activity of adopting a new animal and also designed an animal protector badge.