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NEWS
10.05.08 - Gute Neuigkeiten aus Kedrovaya
Pad - 8 Photos von Amur-Leoparden
Gute
Neuigkeiten von den Amur-Leoparden. 8 Photos der schönen Großkatzen wurden
in Kedrovaya Pad aufgenommen und zauberten ein Lächeln auf die
Gesichter der Naturschützer.
http://tahrcountry.blogspot.com/2008/05/good-news-about-amur-leopard.html
25.04.08 – Infos aus Kedrovaya Pad
- Fünf Feuer mußten
kürzlich in Kedrovaya Pad gelöscht werden
- ‘FRIENDS OF THE EARTH
JAPAN’ (FoEJapan) haben feuerfeste Kleidung und Schuhe für
die
Inspektoren des Parks gespendet.
18.04.08 – WWF –
Leopardenschutz
Vor genau einem Jahr informierte der WWF die Öffentlichkeit über die Tötung
eines jungen weiblichen Leoparden in dem Barsovyi Wildlife Refugium. Sechs
Monate früher wurde bereits ein Tiger innerhalb des Khasanskii Distriktes
gewildert. Die schuldigen Personen wurden jetzt ermittelt.
16.04.08 – WWF Russia –
Attention of Leopards! You are Being Filmed by Secret Cameras!
Eight Far Eastern leopards have left their portraits during
camera-trap census this year done by WWF-Russia and Institute for
Sustainable Use of Nature Resources near Kedrovaya Pad` nature
reserve.
The Far Eastern leopard is the rarest wild cat on the Earth,
regarded as “gold reserves” of Russia.
To develop effective measures on its conservation, put them into
practice and evaluate gained results we need continuous monitoring
over the leopard status. Over the past years scientists have been
monitoring the rare cat’s plight using camera traps.
«Tigers and leopards’ coloration is individual. So, having their
pictures one can compare and identify specimen, -
comments Vladimir Aramilev, head of Institute for Sustainable
Use of Nature Resources. – Information we receive from camera
traps could be processed with mathematic methods. Thus, comparing
specimen ratios shot by cameras for the first time and repeatedly we
can estimate the real number of leopards inhabiting a concrete
area».
«Confirmed stability of the leopard population living in the
territories of federal PAs – Kedrovaya Pad biosphere reserve and
Barsovyi wildlife refuge warm our hearts and give hopes, -
says Pavel Fomenko, coordinator of the biodiversity
conservation program at WWF-Russia, Amur branch. - But at the
same time we should understand that this is only a small part of the
leopard’s habitat in the southwest Primorye. Good protection and
federal status of these PAs with strict regime of nature use allows
maintain stability of the predators’ grouping. The rest 70% of
leopard’s habitat are in precarious conditions. These are either
hunting estates territories with maximum allowable pressure on game
species or Borisovskoye Plato wildlife refuge of provincial level
with insufficiently strict nature and forest use. The goal of utmost
importance put also by the first vice- premier Sergei Ivanov as to
create a unified federal PA for the Far Eastern leopard has not yet
been achieved in Primorye».
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