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Bjorn Persson
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SEARCHING FOR THE SNOW LEOPARD
Guardian of the High Mountains
The stories and images found within the pages of “Searching for the Snow Leopard” are from the conservationists and photographers who have traveled to the high mountains of Asia to study and photograph the snow leopard. They are a recreation of their personal experiences. Interwoven with their stories are the knowledge they have gained through painstaking observation and their reflections on what it will take to save this iconic species.
Accompany them as they learn firsthand about the life of the snow leopard; experience what it is like to search for one against a background of rock and snow; and explore the intangible connection between humans and this sacred cat.
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Snow Leopard
by Holy Moly
The Snow Leopard Conservancy has partnered with Pardicolor for the second release of Holy Moly’s stunning Snow Leopard print.
Within this stunning piece, the artist has interwoven references to eight of the snow leopard’s 12 mountainous range countries.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
100% of the profits from your print will go toward our work in protecting snow leopards, empowering communities and building lasting coexistence.
Giclée fine art print
Pardicolor is a creative initiative that empowers artists and communities around the world to create powerful art that helps protect endangered wildlife and habitats.
For the Love of Snow Leopards
Symbolic Adoptions
Bjorn Persson
Fahlo Bracelets
The Snow Leopard Conservancy has partnered with Fahlo, the creator of wildlife tracking bracelets.
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Fahlo collaborates with nonprofits to generate enthusiasm for wildlife conservation. Since 2018, via sales of their tracking bracelet collection, they've contributed over $3 million to support the protection of various species.
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The latest addition to this collection is the Ascent Bracelet. Offered in five beautiful colors, it features the snow leopard and aids our conservation efforts for this majestic species in the mountains of Central and South Asia.
Whispers in the Wild
The Art of Jim Codington
This isn’t just a book... It’s a tribute to wild beauty, and a lifeline for one of Earth’s most endangered cats.
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Whispers in the Wild is a breathtaking collection of wildlife portraits that captures raw, intimate moments with creatures from across the globe. Every image in this book is a whisper from the natural world... a quiet reminder of what’s at stake .
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From the penetrating stare of a snow leopard, to the silent power of a grizzly, to the tender grip of a primate’s hand, these photographs are not just art... they’re a call to protect what remains.
100% of the proceeds from this book will be donated to the Snow Leopard Conservancy. With fewer than 7000 snow leopards left in the wild, your support is more than meaningful, it's critical.
Artwork & Poetry Contest 2026
NOW Accepting entries through August 15
The Bond
Exploring our Kinship with the Elusive Snow Leopard,
Guardian of the High Mountains
Rosana Venturini
Judges for 2026
Artwork & Poetry - Margaret Gee hails from Sydney, Australia. She’s worked in publishing for over 30 years, and for the last 20+ years has been a literary agent specializing in memoirs and other non-fiction works on nature, Himalayan cultures, anthropology, history, animal welfare, and wellness. She is the Conservancy's Australian Ambassador.
Artwork & Poetry - Dr. Katie Lawlor is the Snow Leopard Conservancy's Director of Operations. She is the co-founder of Veterinary Mental Health Support (VMHS), an international nonprofit program that provides free mental health support services to veterinary medicine professionals.
Artwork & Poetry - Darla Hillard is the Snow Leopard Conservancy's co-founder and a renowned author. Her book, Vanishing Tracks, Four Years Among the Snow Leopards of Nepal, is an extraordinary personal accounting of the hardships and successes of Dr. Rodney Jackson's landmark radio-tracking study in Nepal.
Artwork & Poetry - Marcia Sivek is an award-winning artist. Her passions in life lie mostly in two camps - animals and art. After Marcia spent 12 years in the environmental engineering industry and a decade in a nutrition consulting and education practice, she was able to fulfill a lifetime dream of traveling to Africa where she learned how animals and people are challenged to coexist. Two years later, Marcia debuted her creation, BeProvided Conservation Radio, a podcast showcasing people who are working hard to educate others about the importance of coexistence with nature though conservation, art, writing and animal rescue/rehabilitation.
Artwork - Dr. Fiona Anderson is a small animal veterinarian living and practicing in Melbourne, Australia, and is an award-winning artist. Fiona’s passion for animals overflows into her artwork, where she draws and paints in graphite, pastel, scratchboard, and the occasional oil. Her artwork embraces animals and birds of all types, however her passion is the big cats.
Poetry - Anne Curtis is an award-winning writer and poet. She retired from a career in public health in 2016. Her interest in snow leopards and the Himalayas began when she spent a college semester studying in Nepal many years ago. Her other conservation interests include wolves and their habitat in the United States. She volunteers at Wolf Haven International, a sanctuary for rescued wolves where she shares her knowledge of wolves with children and adults.
Artwork & Poetry - Shavaun Kidd is the Conservancy's Artwork & Poetry Contest Coordinator. She has a Master's in Liberal Arts with a concentration in Conservation Education and holds a post BA certificate in Zoo and Aquarium Studies. She served as the Conservancy's outreach coordinator and wildlife conservation educator for ten years. Shavaun was the lead author/editor of Searching for the Snow Leopard, Guardian of the High Mountains.
Artwork - Kateryna Bielikova is an award-winning artist and illustrator who hails from Ukraine. She has a Master's in Zoo Engineering, with a specialty in Equine Science. She worked 16 years at the Mykolaiv Zoo, serving as lead zoo technician and later as senior research fellow, and was the lead editor and co-author of the book Zoo Animal Rations. She works mostly with acrylics, but also with pencils, ink, oils, and watercolors. Her inspiration comes from nature, emotions, music, and communication - everything that makes a person feel.