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The 2013 Snow Leopard Conservation Grants
WFN supported Snow Leopard Conservation Grants Programme provides backing to projects working to save this species
Possible new species of forest wallaby discovered in PNG
A new species of forest wallaby is thought to have been discovered in Papua New Guinea’s Torricelli Mountain Range
Kyrgyzstan’s snow leopards get a bigger, safer home
Charu Mishra & the Snow Leopard Trust have helpded expand an important snow leopard reserve in Kyrgyzstan
A bear’s-eye view of Turkey’s first wildlife corridor
2012 Continuation Funding recipient, Cagan Sekercioglu, is carrying out a groundbreaking study of Turkey’s carnivores
WFN winners collaborate to scale-up bat conservation model
The successful model of the Latin American Bat Conservation Network is now being replicated in Africa!
Watch Pablo Borboroglu talk about the Global Penguin Society
Video of Pablo’s talk to WFN supporters about his work to conserve penguins at London’s Asia House, Monday November 12th
Pablo Borboroglu talks penguin conservation to British media
Whitley Award winner Pablo Borboroglu’s work with penguins featured on BBC Radio and in The Sunday Telegraph
Whitley Award species on Sir David Attenborough’s Ark
Sir David Attenborough has chosen 10 species he’d save on his imaginary Ark, including 2 from Whitley Award winning projects
Gold Award winner key to Costa Rica’s ban on shark finning
10 years of campaigning by Whitley Gold Award winner Randall Arauz leads Costa Rica to ban all shark finning and trade in fins
Sir David Attenborough receives IUCN Award
WFN Trustee, Sir David Attenborough, has been awarded the John C. Phillips Memorial Medal- IUCN’s top conservation award
Whitley Award winner leads discovery of new species in Peru
Team led by Gerardo Ceballos identify at least 8 new species of mammals and 3 species of amphibians in the Peruvian Andes
World’s rarest gorillas caught on camera
Cross River gorillas have been caught on camera trap for the first time. Whitley Award winner Louis Nkembi is boosting their conservation