Just around 30 Amur leopards are believed to still exist in the wild. Today, the majority of the species has found a haven in the newly established Land of the Leopard National Park in Russia’s Far East.

Scientists report that the effective population of the critically endangered Amur tiger is less than 14 animals.

Researchers from Canada, Japan and the US have completed an extensive genetic survey of the rare Amur tiger to show the species’ chances of survival in the future.

BEIJING. Jan 28 (Interfax) - The Amur regional administration had drafted a plan of joint projects with China, First Vice-Governor Alexander Nozdrachev told Interfax. "Certainly, we would like to upgrade the structure of our trade and economic relations.

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