Non-Degree Learning

Programs and Short Courses

Programs are designed as short-course learning and orientation modules. They do not issue academic degrees and are intended for students, volunteers, and community educators.

Last reviewed: 13 July 2026.

Snow Leopard Ecology Mountain ecosystem context, prey relationships, protected-area awareness, and conservation history. Pallas's Cat Awareness Manul habitat, observation ethics, regional distribution references, and public education. One Health and Domestic Cats Responsible cat care, vaccination awareness, parasites, and respectful wildlife boundaries. Community Outreach School talks, community sessions, and wildlife-friendly learning materials.

Field Methods Orientation

Field orientation focuses on non-invasive methods: camera trap basics, GPS note-taking, photo review, safety planning, and clear reporting. The center does not encourage handling, baiting, or disturbing wild animals.

Preparation: route planning, weather checks, and field safety.
Observation: respectful distance, quiet movement, and habitat awareness.
Records: data sheets, date/time notes, location sensitivity, and image review.
Reporting: community-friendly summaries and careful use of public data.