Wildlife & Social Responsibility
Travel that protects what you came to see.
Since 2018 we have believed a wildlife company is only as good as the wild it leaves behind. That is why Soaring Expeditions works hand-in-hand with the MUR Initiative — and why a share of every journey funds conservation on the very ground you walk.
11M+
hectares protected
180+
species in the corridor
4
conservation centers
The concept
The Valley of Wild Cats
A wildlife corridor stretching across three provinces of western Mongolia, connecting snow leopard populations from the Altai to the northern taiga. Camera-trap evidence now shows cats moving between the massifs — proof that the corridor works. Our flagship 16-day expedition traverses it end to end; every departure funds the rangers, camera lines and herder partnerships that keep it alive.
The places your journey protects
Altai Mountains
Kharkhiraa Conservation Center
High snow-leopard country where the Kharkhiraa and Turgen massifs rise over 4,000 m — the western anchor of the Wild Cats Valley corridor.
Learn more →Margaz Mountains
Margaz Conservation Center
A mountain-to-water transition zone where snow leopards and Pallas's cats share the same slopes — the corridor's scientific heart.
Learn more →Bulnai Mountains
Bulnai Conservation Center
Forested northern ranges where lynx, grey wolf and wolverine roam the taiga edge — the corridor's wildest, least-visited reach.
Learn more →Khomyn Tal National Park
Wild Cats Valley partner landscape
Steppe and dune country famous for its reintroduced takhi (Przewalski's horses) — and for grey wolves hunting across open ground.
Learn more →Conservation work delivered with the MUR Initiative · nature.mn