Ecosystem Reboot – Rehabilitation and Reintroduction to the Wild
Since early 2014 WildTiger has worked with various partners on different leopard rehabilitation projects. Please note that at all times the safety and security of big cats we help care for are our utmost priority so we do not publish release locations.
The philosophy of isolated recovery and soft release remain core to our philosophy regarding leopard rehabilitation. Currently we are working towards the aim to reform rehabilitation in Nepal for recovery from injury, rewilding and release in conjunction with our modus operandi of smaller, isolated rehab stations. The issue of leopards which have been involved in conflict situations and then held in captive facilities in poor conditions (in the guise of rescue centers/mini zoos) is a serious one. Rehabilitated leopards strategically placed in areas where key predators are needed means reboots of ecosystems, central to our thinking and actions. Integration with LeopardEye strategies is a key work on as we develop collaborations with rescue centers.

A quick note from Jack – “Many people still ask me about Asa, the leopard of hope”
If you haven’t already, please watch the short video plus it would be helpful if you can subscribe at my YouTube channel as well as my Substack. Thanks, there’s more info below the video.
Maybe you were following during Asa’s rewilding or maybe you’ve arrived at this page for other reasons, I thank you however you got here.
The full story of Asa is in the making, the context is very much about his species in general, these magnificent animals facing many challenges but not without hope for a better future coexisting with people.
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Watch this space, more about Asa’s story is coming…