A snow leopard, formerly captured in Boroldoi village, has been reintroduced into its natural habitat in the Chon-Kemin State Natural Park. Managed by the Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology, and Technical Supervision of the Kyrgyz Republic, the release aimed to return the 3-4-year-old male, weighing 42.7 kg and measuring approximately two meters in length, back to the wild.

Prior to the release, the animal underwent comprehensive veterinary and biological examinations overseen by specialists. Housed at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center operated by the German Nature Conservation Union (NABU) branch in the Chui region during this period, the predator was carefully monitored to confirm its good health before being released. Experts highlight that these meticulous procedures helped reduce stress for the snow leopard, ensuring a safe and successful return to its natural environment.