Leopard Conservation and Cultural Impact

The video discusses the challenges faced in leopard conservation, highlighting the impact of the leopard skin trade and the need for a balance between cultural practices and conservation efforts. It emphasizes the importance of taking action now to prevent leopards from becoming endangered, similar to tigers and lions. The Panthera program is introduced as a solution to work with communities to conserve wildlife while respecting cultural traditions.

What surprising element was observed at the gathering of people?

• The use of elephant tusks

• The use of leopard skins

• The presence of tigers

• The absence of music

What percentage of their historical home range have African leopards lost?

• 10%

• 20%

• 30%

• 40%

What is the main reason for the decline in leopard numbers?

• Natural disasters

• Climate change

• Lack of food

• Illegal hunting and persecution

What was the initial observation at the Champey festivals?

• A decline in festival attendance

• Two hundred dancers wearing leopard skins

• The presence of lions

• A large number of elephants

What is the significance of the Champey festivals in leopard conservation?

• They are unrelated to conservation

• They highlight the cultural use of leopard skins

• They are a platform for tiger conservation

• They focus on elephant conservation

What is the main goal of the Pantherophis for Life program?

• To focus solely on hunting regulations

• To increase the number of festivals

• To conserve wildlife while preserving culture and tradition

• To eliminate all leopard skins

How does the Pantherophis for Life program aim to balance conservation?

• By integrating culture, tradition, and conservation

• By ignoring cultural aspects

• By focusing only on wildlife

• By eliminating all traditional practices

What is the current conservation status of leopards?

• Endangered

• Threatened

• Not endangered or threatened

• Extinct

What is the potential future for leopards if conservation efforts are not made?

• They will become domesticated

• They will increase in number naturally

• They will thrive in the wild

• They will become like tigers and lions, facing extinction

What opportunity does the narrator see for successful conservation projects?

• A chance to be successful by realizing the impact on animals

• A chance to eliminate all predators

• A chance to focus on urban development

• A chance to increase tourism