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Molecular biology of leopards

Persian Leopard

Living with a problem leopard

The old collared leopard crosses an international border

Molecular biology of leopards

Published by Future4Leopards at June 23, 2015

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With a background in leopard conservation since 2001, the Project “Future4Leopards” was launched in 2013, then upgraded to Future4Leopards Foundation as a non-profit organization (registration number 42141) . Our mission is to improve the conservation status of the Persian leopard by producing cutting-edge science, enhancing law enforcement and anti-poaching, controlling contagious diseases, engaging local communities, developing the capacity of conservation practitioners and affecting policy and decision-making. Our approach is empirical, interdisciplinary and highly collaborative. Currently, the Foundation is pursuing its pragmatic conservation goals within multiple reserves in Iran.

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