Several organizations and programs are actively involved in Amur leopard conservation:
- WWF: Works with governments and communities to protect Amur leopards and their habitats.
- Snow Leopard Trust: Monitors threats, establishes anti-poaching measures, and supports community-based conservation.
- Amur Leopard Conservation Center: Located in Primorsky Krai, Russia, it focuses on rehabilitation and reintroduction of injured or orphaned leopards.
- Leopards Forever Program: Initiated by National Geographic’s Big Cats Initiative to conserve leopards globally through research and awareness.
- Russian Far East and China Joint Wildlife Conservation Program: A cross-border collaboration to protect and study Amur leopards.
- Conservation rangers and anti-poaching units: Patrol protected areas in Russia and China to combat illegal hunting and habitat disturbance.