Snow Leopard: Keystone Species and Biodiversity Conservation

This coursework explores the captivating world of snow leopards, beginning with an overview of their habitats, ecological importance, and threats they face. It delves into their physical adaptations to high altitudes, their role as keystone predators, and their impact on ecosystem diversity. Finally, it examines conservation efforts, including protected areas, community and international collaboration, and their significance as indicator species for ecosystem health.