The Leopard of the Margallahs
The common leopard is one of the Margallah Hills' most elusive inhabitants. New research and long-running wildlife monitoring are improving our understanding of how these cats use the national park.
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The common leopard is one of the Margallah Hills' most elusive inhabitants. New research and long-running wildlife monitoring are improving our understanding of how these cats use the national park.
The leopard is one of the Margallahs' best-known animals, but the national park supports a much wider community of mammals and birds.
The Indian pangolin is one of the Margallahs' less visible mammals, yet its presence illustrates why conservation must protect species that visitors rarely see.
Wildlife needs more than protected land on a map. It needs habitat where animals can feed, move, shelter and reproduce with sufficient freedom from disturbance.