Alan Rabinowitz was a zoologist and conservationist dedicated to protecting wild cat species and their habitats. His extensive fieldwork focused on the world's largest and most imperiled felines, including tigers, lions, jaguars, and snow leopards. Dubbed the 'Indiana Jones of Wildlife Protection,' Rabinowitz's passion and expertise drove significant efforts to conserve these iconic animals. His work has been crucial in safeguarding biodiversity and ensuring the survival of magnificent wild cats.
Rabinowitz, der Leiter des Forschungs- und Erkundungsprogramms der äWildlife Conservation Societyä im Bronx Zoo von New York gilt als der äIndiana Jonesä unter den Naturforschern. Eine seiner Expeditionen führte ihn in den Norden Myanmars, einer immer noch weitgehend unerforschten Region.