Dolma and Chodon live with their families in the high mountain village of Kibber, India, population 450. Their families depend on their livestock to survive, and must find a peaceful coexistence with snow leopards. Through conservation efforts, these two women help both their community and the wildlife.
13 minutes
Director: Gayle Podrabsky
Producer: Gayle Podrabsky
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