YEREVAN. – As of Friday, the  World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)-Armenia, with the support of the Karen Demirchyan Yerevan Metro CJSC, presents the “Caucasian Leopard: The King of Armenian Mountains” exhibition at Yeritasardakan subway station of the capital city of Armenia.

The exhibition is organized within the framework of the 15-year anniversary of the Caucasian Leopard conservation project in Armenia, which is implemented by WWF-Armenia, the latter informed.

The photos, which are on display, present the main natural habitats of the Caucasian leopard, its prey (Bezoar goat, Armenian mouflon, Roe deer, etc.), and some conservation measures.

March 3 is World Wildlife Day, which aims to raise awareness of the conservation of the world’s threatened wild animals and plants. This year’s slogan is “Listen to the young voices,” which encourages the young leaders and future decision-makers to protect endangered wildlife of our planet.