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James Borrell: Solving conflicts in cheetah country (with a little help from man’s best friend)
A Charismatic Carnivore I’m writing this from the shade of an enormous baobab tree in Botswana’s Tuli block. Towering like a monolith, the ancient bark is grey and wrinkled like…
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Huff Post: Visit Namibia in 2017 – The Year of Sustainable Tourism
By Dr. Laurie Marker In late 2015, the UN declared that 2017 would be the year of Sustainable Tourism as part of a larger Sustainable Development Agenda culminating in 2030….
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Double Your Donation to Save the Cheetah During CCF’s Matching Campaign
Photo by Suzi Eszterhas During Chewbaaka’s Wild Cheetah Challenge, our matching campaign when your donations will be doubled up to $225,000, CCF needs your help to save the save…
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CCF’s Livestock Guarding Dog Programme collab with Ruaha Carnivore Project
This video shows how CCF’s model farm uses guard dogs to reduce livestock attacks and subsequent cheetah deaths. This is now being rolled out to countries outside of Namibia…
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Middle East Eye: Meet the Kuwaitis who live with their pet cheetahs – This has to stop!
Shahad Al Jaber, 32, gives a kiss to a cheetah in Kuwait, on January 30, 2017. For about four years, she owns in her appartment a male…
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Somaliland Cheetah Cubs Rescue: Last Cub Moved to Safety
This morning, with the approval and valuable support of the Somaliland authorities, our last remaining cub was delivered to the safety of…
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Somaliland Cheetah Cubs Rescue: Tragedy and Hope
Despite the best efforts of our Somaliland caregivers, two more cubs have succumbed to what we suspect is a virus or contagious disease. Unfortunately, there are no veterinarians or…
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Somaliland Cheetah Cubs Rescue: And then there were three
We are sorry to inform you that one of our rescued cubs passed away last night. She had started to show issues such as loose stool and lethargy two…
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Outside: These Wildlife Conservationists Haven’t Given Up Hope
Conservation. It may be one of the most depressing fields to work in right now. The hurdles to overcome are enormous, the stakes higher than any time in human…
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