This classic Russian monograph, published here in English for the first time, contains results of the most extensive snow-tracking of Amur (or Siberian) tigers ever conducted. Russian biologists Anatolii Yudakov and Igor Nikolaev tracked Amur tigers for hundreds and hundreds of kilometers through the snow in the southern Russian Far East from 1970-1973, collecting information on movements and behavior. This updated edition features a Foreword by preeminent Amur tiger biologist Dr. Dale Miquelle, explaining why this is one of the most important publications on Amur tigers written in the 20th century. All Proceeds (100%) from the sale of this book go directly towards the Wildlife Conservation Society's efforts to save Amur tigers in the wild in Russia. See www.wcsrussia.org for more information.

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