Update from the field. Read our Mongabay commentary on the situation in Upper Humla 2025
Nepal’s Himalayan biodiversity struggles with new herds and highways (commentary) Every year when we go to the field we find…
New Paper out: Morphometric evidence for the differentiation of the Himalayan wolf Canis lupus chanco (Canidae; Carnivora)
Although it looks somewhat like the familiar grey wolf, the Himalayan wolf belongs to one of the oldest wolf lineages…
New paper out: ASIA’S WOLVES AND SYNERGIES WITH BIG CATS
Check out this video summary of the paper. And find here the full study published in Conservation Letters. ABSTRACT In…
New Paper out: First verified evidence of Eurasian lynx and Pallas’s cat in Humla of Nepal
For the first time, camera traps have confirmed the presence of Pallas’s cat and Eurasian lynx in this remote, biodiverse…
Field Expedition to Annapurna Conservation Area, Fall 2024
We’re back in the field! After a few months away, it feels great to be surrounded once again by the…
The paradox of balancing conservation efforts for Himalayan wolves and snow leopards (commentary)
As apex predators of the alpine ecosystem, Himalayan wolves and snow leopards play vital roles in maintaining ecological balance and…
NEW PAPER OUT: New insights into the geographical distribution of brown bears Ursus arctos in Nepal
Uncovering New Bear Territory in Nepal! We’re very excited to unveil an incredible discovery from one of the remotest corners…
New Release: Himalayan Wolf Research and Conservation Working Strategy
We are releasing our Himalayan Wolf Research and Conservation Working Strategy. This is a report summarizing in concise format the…
Breaking News: The Himalayan Wolf is IUCN Red List assessed as Vulnerable
Delighted to share with you the IUCN Red List assessment for the Himalayan wolf (Canis lupus chanco). Together with a…
The Think Wild Podcast: Saving the Himalayan Wolf with Dr. Geraldine Werhahn
Prowling the plains of the high Himalayas and the Tibetan Plateau is the Himalayan Wolf Canis lupus chanco. Though…