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Leopard Conservation | More to Explore Live Show
Published on: Aug. 12 2025
The iconic African leopard faces several threats across its range. In central Kenya, retaliatory killings, which occur for real or perceived loss of livestock, is a major threat posed by people and may exacerbate other conservation issues. In partnership with the Mpala Research Centre, scientists with the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance’s Uhifadhi Wa Chui (Conservation of Leopards) program study leopard populations and movements in central Kenya. They also work to gather vital information needed to reduce leopard and livestock conflicts in communities that share habitat with leopards.
On the August 11, 2025 edition of More to Explore, join explore.org’s resident naturalist Mike Fitz as he interviews researchers Laiyon Lenguya and Dr. Nicholas Pilfold about their work with the Uhifadhi Wa Chui project and their efforts to apply their findings to better help leopards and people coexist. Watch this video to see their work: https://www.mpalalive.org/stories/uhifadhi-wa-chui-leopard-conservation-program
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