The High Asia Habitat Fund (HAHF) leads snow leopard conservation efforts in Asia’s high-altitude areas by fostering sustainable ecosystems that benefit both wildlife and local communities. Through predator-proof corrals in regions like Ladakh, HAHF reduces livestock losses, lowering retaliatory killings of snow leopards and supporting local livelihoods. Additionally, eco-tourism initiatives create alternative incomes tied to snow leopard conservation, promoting environmental and economic sustainability. These efforts not only protect this keystone species but also enhance biodiversity and ecosystem health across the landscape. HAHF works to ensure that snow leopards are seen not as threats but as valuable assets to the environment, a perception shift that is essential to long-term conservation success. Through education, community engagement, and strategic interventions, the Fund directly invests in both wildlife protection and the economic well-being of the people who share these landscapes.