Got cheese? by UNDP Nature

Footnotes Story by: Bayarjargal Agvaansteren (Executive Director, SLCF), Ganbaatar Bandi, Andrea Egan, and Ana Paula Canestrelli. Visual layout: Andrea Egan Photos: © Courtesy of Snow Leopard Conservation Foundation (SLCF) and Snow Leopard Trust (SLT), and others as noted. Header photo: Mongolian dairy product Aaruul or Gurt made from drained sour milk drying on the sun with typical ger in background. Photo: iStock.com/naumoid.

Got cheese?

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