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Nomadic Journeys strongly support WWF Mongolia for its on-going work to conserve Mongolian habitats into the future. We co-founded a Conservation Trust Fund with the XAC Bank and WWF Mongolia. www.snowleopard.org Official website of The International Snow Leopard Trust, which is working to protect the endangered snow leopard and its Central Asian habitat. Nomadic Journeys organizes a trip for snow leopard enthusiasts, in August, and you will find it described here. WWF Mongolia - is a team of dedicated Mongolians who are part of the worldwide WWF network. Read especially about the Altai Sayan EcoRegion in the west, where we send guess to Khar Us Nuur National Park, a priority area for WWF. Also check out the Daurian Steppe EcoRegion in the northeast. For bird watchers look out for our new partnership with Wildlife Science and Conservation Center of Mongolia, headed by the most prominent Mongolian ornithologist's. Check out their work on IBA's (Important Bird Areas) around our country. www.wcs.org describes the projects carried out by the prestigious New York-based Wildlife Conservation Society on research and projects to conserve our wildlife species, especially research on saiga antelopes, marmots etc. www.nature.org to learn more about the US-based Nature Conservancy's work in Mongolia. www.ikhnart.com In the summer of 2008, Nomadic Journeys opened its 6th ger camp, located at Ikh Nartiin Chuluu Nature Reserve in Dornogobi (East Gobi), a 4-6 hours drive southeast of Ulaanbaatar. It is a wildlife reserve of rocky and arid Gobi landscapes, with about 600 argali sheep (Ovis ammon) and other Gobi mammals and birds. www.birdsmongolia.blogspot.com - The best compilation of Mongolian bird watching by its foremost specialist, friend and colleague Axel Bräunlich of the Oriental Bird Club. The most important starting point on the intricacies of Mongolian birds. www.foxstudio.biz - The art studio of Susan Fox in California, who arranges her travels to Mongolia with us, which have resulted in fantastic paintings and sketches which may be bought on-line here. Here is the Portuguese language blog by Haroldo Castro's travels around the globe. It is one of the best accounts of simple travel for four weeks in central Mongolia and you will be amazed (even without speaking Portuguese) what images could be captured in such a short place of time. Plz find the images from June and July 2007. www.takhi.org - the website for one of the organizations involved with the reintroduction of takhi - Przewalskii horses(wild horse) in Mongolia. Only available in German language. www.hustai.mn - Hustai National Park is a regular feature of our trips near Ulaanbaatar, being only a 2h drive to the west. Takhi horses have been reintroduced to this national park. Read more about this fascinating conservation project here.