Snow Leopards: Ghosts in the Snow (Full Episode) | Part 4 | BBC Earth

In this last leg of our journey, Dan ventures deep into the heart of the remote and rugged Sarychat Reserve, to plant more camera traps and pinning his hopes on spotting a snow leopard.
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Dan O’Neill: Director and Presenter
Chris Beard: Director of Photography.
With thanks to Dr Dale M. Kikuchi of Tokyo Institute of Technology & Dr Kodzue Kinoshita of Kyoto University for the use of their camera trap footage.

With thanks to Dr Dale M. Kikuchi of Tokyo Institute of Technology & Dr Kodzue Kinoshita of Kyoto University for the use of their camera trap footage. And to Dr Koustubh Sharma, Snow Leopard Trust and Kubanychbek Zhumabai Uulu, Snow Leopard Foundation & Almaz Musaev of SAEPF

This programme was filmed in accordance with all applicable international and local laws and guidelines pertaining to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Snow Leopards: Ghosts in the Snow (2021)
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