Amur leopard population triples since 2000 due to conservation efforts

The Amur leopard, once on the brink of extinction with fewer than 40 individuals in 2000, has seen its population triple following the establishment of the 'Land of the Leopard' national park in 2012. The park's efforts to protect habitat and combat poaching have been credited with the recovery. This marks a notable conservation success, though the species remains endangered.