E ncouraging news has emerged for wildlife conservation efforts as the world’s rarest big cat is making a remarkable comeback. The critically endangered Amur leopard population has doubled since ...

The good news is, having been driven to the edge of extinction, their numbers appear to be rising thanks to previous conservation work. The Amur leopard is a nocturnal animal that lives and hunts ...

“We are incredibly proud of the expansion to the Amur leopard habitat,” said CEO Richard E. Glover, Jr. “Our commitment to conservation is at the heart of everything we do, and this new ...

The Santa Barbara Zoo has introduced the community to Tamur (pronounced tuh-MOOR), a five-year-old male Amur leopard. Tamur ...

Dartmoor Zoo's Amur Leopard pair Freddo and Lena met on 29 April after months ... Dartmoor Zoo CEO David Gibson said the cats would be "functionally extinct" without zoo conservation efforts and he ...

The Amur leopard has been listed as critically endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List, the most threatened category assigned by the IUCN.

We are so happy to welcome Tamur the Amur leopard to Santa Barbara! Tamur is five years old and was born in April of 2020 at ...

Super-cute footage shows two Amur Leopard cubs born at a British wildlife ... which raises awareness about the leopards’ plight and their conservation needs. D. MacDonald added: “It’s ...

Leopard Heights, which is the largest Amur leopard enclosure in the world ... which raises awareness about the plight of leopards and their conservation needs. Dr MacDonald added: "It’s ...