The Pallas's Cat in the wild of Mongolia - Interview with our Claudio Augugliaro! Our Executive Director, Claudio Augugliaro, was recently interviewed by Andy Varvel, co-founder of Wild Missions. In…
Mongolia will open its border after two years! We are pleased to announce that Mongolia will soon allow tourists to enter the country. We struggled for two years without the…
Observations from the field Do Pallas’s cats mate near our camp? A note from our field collaborators from Bayan Onjuul, between the steppe and the mountains of BayanginUul. Encamped at…
Wildlife Initiative and Snow Leopard Conservancy together protecting snow leopard! Thanks to its professionalism and team efficiency, Wildlife Initiative will continue to collaborate with leading organizations involved in the conservation…
We finally officially registered Wildlife Initiative Congo! Breaking news!! We finally officially registered Wildlife Initiative Congo! Establishing a branch in the Democratic Republic of Congo was one among our most…
First anniversary of Wildlife Initiative Mongolia Today, December 30th, we are celebrating the first anniversary of Wildlife Initiative! The first branch we founded within our organization was located in Mongolia,…
News from the Mongolian steppe: new data about Pallas's cat! The founder of Wildlife Initiative Claudio Augugliaro come back from the central Mongolian steppe with new data from the 40…
Leader of Wildlife Initiative International and Executive Director of Wildlife Initiative Mongolia. Claudio is the co-founder of Wildlife Initiative International.
As an ecologist he has a great experience in working on Mongolian carnivores. Since 2012, he mainly worked on the snow leopard and the Pallas’s cat. He is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Lausanne (Switzerland), a member of the Steering Committee of the Manul Working Group, and a member of the Snow Leopard Network. He holds collaborations with many researchers and conservation institutions across the world and he is a partner of Snow Leopard Conservancy. As the Wildlife Initiative leader, he coordinates the activities of the NGO throughout the four continents, taking part in the field work and managing the relationships with all the stakeholders. He has been living with his family in Mongolia since 2013.
