Imagine if ‘ecosystem’ was the most important word in the world
Yesterday in the jungle we spent some time in an area looking for sign of human activity. It was there, in a place it shouldn't have been but that was ....
Finding that people who really care about leopards really care about nature…
A leopard is treated in Maharashtra after it was caught in a poacher's snare. File photo - Incident 486 - 26/04/2020 Lockdown across South Asia has changed social fabric in ....
We can all look at wildlife in a new way…
A recent camera trap image of a leopard as it goes about its business, uninterrupted. So much has happened since I last wrote at this page. The pandemic is taking ....
As I trekked to the leopard refuge station I thought, yeah, we can win this thing…but only if wildlife becomes a global priority
First of all thank you for arriving at this page, it shows you care. Once again, this isn't the post I had planned (and have drafted), that was more about ....
Protecting every big cat possible…
Just a very quick post, I'm getting a lot of messages, from this point on this is where I will update. As mentioned at WildTiger, the Leopard Refuge Station (LRS) ....
Reiterating, protected areas, keeping focus…
A lot can change in a short time when there is a pandemic and indeed a lot has changed since I posted four days ago. We've streamlined our focus which ....
In these uncertain times, protecting tigers, leopards, wildlife is more important than ever…
This wasn't the update I was planning but the last couple of days here in Nepal, as in many places in the world, has meant that changes are happening at ....
Early warning systems and guidelines work but prey base the absolute key…
Many of you who follow our work will know a lot of effort is going into early warning systems, I've frequently worked through the night in development. This is just ....
Why do leopards die?
Another long day at the laptop and I've just been told my foot injury is going to take at least a month to heal. So it's going to be a ....
The night is theirs, please let them have it…please.
Yesterday I showed a class some recent camera trap images. It was in the context of big cat behaviour and ecosystems. It was also in the context of disturbance as ....
