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International Day for Snow Leopard
The International Day’s event-2024 was organized in a national park in Ulaanbaatar, the Capital City of Mongolia and attended by over 600 children and young individuals. It was opened by the Director of the Capital City’s Department for Environment delivered with a speech on the importance of the International Day that was dedicated for the species conservation. The event participants visited a photo exhibition and other awareness raising booths.
The International Day’s event-2024 was organized in a national park in Ulaanbaatar, the Capital City of Mongolia and attended by over 600 children and young individuals. It was opened by the Director of the Capital City’s Department for Environment delivered with a speech on the importance of the International Day that was dedicated for the species conservation. The event participants visited a photo exhibition and other awareness raising booths. For the Day, there was also a 3D short video advertisement shown on TV screens on the city centre’s streets. Besides, the Day’s event was broadcasted on the mass media: TV and social media network channels and directly seen by over 502,100 audiences.
On the Day’s event, the Conservation Director of WWF-Mongolia, B. Chimeddorj, was interviewed regarding the globally endangered snow leopard on a podcast with over 31 thousand listeners. Moreover, an interview of the Director of WWF-Mongolia, D. Batbold, about the snow leopard and its ecology and conservation was released on a daily newspaper which has over 14 thousand subscribers.
To mark Snow Leopard Day, WWF-Mongolia launched an interactive educational exhibit on snow leopards at the Centre for Ecological Education at the National University of Mongolia.
The exhibit, designed as a self-guided learning experience, provides visitors with a comprehensive and engaging way to learn about the snow leopard. Without the need for a teacher or guide, visitors can explore various sections that include listening, reading, watching, playing, and responding to questions in a "Question & Answer" section focused on snow leopard-related facts.
This innovative exhibit allows individuals to interact with information in a fun and educational manner, deepening their understanding of the snow leopard's habitat, conservation efforts, and importance in the ecosystem. WWF-Mongolia’s support for the exhibit highlights its ongoing commitment to raising awareness about this endangered species and its conservation needs.
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International Day for Snow Leopard