Chester Zoo Shares 'Truly Historic' Moment as Adorable Snow Leopard Born - Liverpool Echo
CHESHIRE WEST AND CHESTER, ENGLAND, JUL 24 – The cub is part of a 2024 international breeding programme to protect the vulnerable species with as few as 4,000 snow leopards remaining in the wild, experts say.
- On Tuesday June 10, 2025, Chester Zoo welcomed its first-ever snow leopard cub, marking a historic milestone in its 94-year history.
- Under an international breeding programme, Nubra and Yashin were paired to secure a healthy insurance population of threatened snow leopards in leading zoos.
- Hidden cameras captured a first glimpse of the cub in its den, and carnivore experts say at six-weeks-old, it has gained strength and could venture outside at any moment.
- Dave Hall said, `It’s a truly historic moment,' while praising Nubra’s excellent maternal instincts.
- Dr Mayukh Chatterjee described the partnership, adding that Chester Zoo is working with the Snow Leopard Trust and Kyrgyzstan to reduce human-wildlife conflict as snow leopards are vulnerable with around 4,000 remaining in the wild.
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