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Alison’s time volunteering at CCF Namibia, part one
Alison is currently volunteering at CCF Namibia from the United Kingdom as a working guest. While there, she will be sharing her daily experiences with us so that…
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Alison’s time volunteering at CCF Namibia, part two
Alison is currently volunteering at CCF Namibia from the United Kingdom as a working guest. While there, she will be sharing her daily experiences with us so that…
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CCF UK 2019 roundup
As a thank you to our amazing supporters, we wanted to share the successes of 2019 with you. Without you we wouldn’t be able to continue our…
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December 2019 wildlife photographer of the month – David Roberts (Alykat)
This month’s featured photographer is David Roberts of Alykat images, who has been photographing cheetahs for many years. Not only are Dave…
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Don’t Send Me A Card – Jeremy’s story
Don’t Send Me A Card is an online platform that allows users to send charity e-cards, helping them to beat the Christmas post frenzy and support their favourite…
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CCF film entry in this year’s Charity Film Awards!
Each year the Charity Film Awards celebrates the success of film in fundraising, to increase exposure of charity films and to encourage donations for good causes. This year we have…
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Another eleven cubs confiscated in just three days…
In the past three days, CCF has received 11 cheetah cubs seized from traffickers by the Somaliland government. Two were recovered in a rural area and brought to the…
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Cheetah could go extinct in East Africa in two years because of IWT
Cheetahs ‘could go extinct in east Africa within two years because three quarters of their cubs are being smuggled out and sold to wealthy Arab men as “status symbol”…
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September’s featured photographer – Shannon Wild
I’ve had the pleasure of documenting cheetahs in many countries from South Africa and Namibia to Zambia and Kenya.
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The state of the cheetah today
CCF Canada’s new video series tells the story of the cheetah, CCF, community conservation and our founder Dr Laurie Marker’s story. We’ll feature the video series on our blog…
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