Most visitors don’t consider the Himalaya a wildlife destination, but the world’s highest mountains hold a surprising amount of diversity. From snow leopards and grumpy Pallas’s cats to blood ...

Spanning India, Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet, and Pakistan, the region is home to some of the most elusive and majestic wildlife ...

Migratory wildlife, including Himalayan species such as musk deer and snow trout, are facing increasing survival challenges, with rising temperatures forcing cold-adapted species to move higher into ...

Animals that live at highest altitude have incredible survival adaptations. Discover which mountain animals hold the world ...

With as few as 4,000 snow leopards left in the wild, the survival of these elusive cats has become a high-stakes test of ...

Pallas's cat was photographed in Arunachal Pradesh, expanding its range, while WWF-India recorded rare wild cats at record altitudes.

Climate change impact on wildlife in Asia is escalating, leading to habitat loss, human-wildlife conflicts, and endangering ...

In the icy wilderness areas of High Asia, snow leopards glide like shadows across the snows as the haunting howls of Himalayan wolves echo across the crags. In Nepal, high mountain dwellers have ...

A study has recorded the presence of snow leopards beyond the protected areas, which comprise the Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary, ...

The lives of many thousands of people who harvest wild plants and fungi in the high mountains of Nepal are set to improve with the launch of a new project by TRAFFIC and partners. High in the ...

A surge in “helicopter tourism” at Sagarmatha, the Nepali name for Mount Everest, is adversely affecting the local community and wildlife, reports Mongabay contributor Shashwat Pant. Helicopters have ...