From Mongolia's western highlands

Where wildlife still walks

Four conservation centers across western Mongolia, connected as one corridor — Wild Cats Valley. Every footstep across these landscapes carries the future of Mongolia's wildlife.

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Wild cats

A corridor for the snow leopard

Four conservation centers, linked across western Mongolia — one continuous home for the species that defines this landscape.

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Conservation centers

11M+

Hectares in the corridor

180+

Species protected

Provinces across western Mongolia

Our priorities

Four habitats, one connected corridor

From mountain ridges to river systems, every habitat in the Wild Cats Valley corridor depends on the others. Our work spans all four.

Conservation centers

Across western Mongolia

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Kharkhiraa

Hovd · Uvs province

Highland snow leopard habitat in the Kharkhiraa range — gateway to the corridor.

62% funded

Margaz

Santmargaz · Zavkhan province

Mountain-and-water transition zone connecting the corridor through Zavkhan.

41% funded

Bulnai

Tsetserleg · Khuvsgul province

Forested ranges holding the northern reach of Wild Cats Valley.

28% funded

Aldarkhaan

Aldarkhaan · Zavkhan province

Steppe and watercourse corridor — vital for wildlife movement.

55% funded

MUR Wildlife Awareness

Documentaries from the field

Documentaries and short films from across Mongolia — every footstep, every species, every landscape, told the way only this country can tell it.

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Episode · 12 min

Snow leopards of Kharkhiraa

Stories from the field

What's happening across the corridor

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Field dispatch

Snow leopards return to Kharkhiraa

A new generation of camera traps has captured what rangers have suspected for years — the corridor is connecting populations across western Mongolia.

Community

Herders join the watch

Local families partner with MUR to monitor migration patterns.

Research

River health in Aldarkhaan

Water quality monitoring across the steppe corridor.

Documentary

New episode: Wings of the Altai

Behind the scenes of our latest raptor film.

Every footstep counts

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