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The conservation areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has warned that climate change is threatening the areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety of the snow leopard in the Himalayas. Its Snow Leopard Programme says rising areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety are shrinking the natural areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety of the big cat to the point that snow leopards could become areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety. In a new report, the charity says that up to a third of the areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety areas where the leopards live could become areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety. Much of the flora and areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety the animals need to survive could disappear in warmer temperatures. The WWF said: "The Himalayas region will face a areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety crisis if we choose to ignore climate change…We risk losing majestic areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety such as the snow leopard."

It isn't just climate change that is posing a serious areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety to the future of the snow leopard. A areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety of activities from humans is also adding to the areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety the animals face. Snow leopards are areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety sought after for their fur and body areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety. More and more areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety are joining this lucrative, illegal trade and are killing the animals. The leopards are also being killed by farmers who are trying to protect their areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety. As the natural prey of the snow leopards is decreasing, the animals are venturing into areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety inhabited by humans and killing farm animals. The result is the areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety shoot the leopards. The WWF released its report on Friday, which was the areascharitydangersexistenceextinctfarmersfaunafirsthabitathighlylivestockmajormountainouspartspoachersspeciestemperaturesthreatuninhabitablevariety International Snow Leopard Day.