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National Geographic: Scientists Fight to List Cheetahs as Endangered
Three grown-up cheetahs enjoy one of the few open grassland area in Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park. East Africa has a large population of the big cats, behind…
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Namibia Economist: Carnivore Experts Put Heads Together for Red Data Book
The groundwork for a Red Data Book of all Namibia’s carnivore species was laid earlier this month when around 20 experts met for a research symposium to discuss the…
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Cincinnati.com – Cincinnati Zoo is saving a species one cheetah at a time
OTJIWARONGO, Namibia – With one of the highest densities of cheetahs on the planet, this southwest Africa nation has been called the “Cheetah Capital of the World.” And yet,…
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Namibia Economist: Go Green Fund Instrumental in Cheetah Conservation
The Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) received N$147,055 (GBP 7,755) from the Go Green Fund for their three year programme to determine the distribution, density and human-carnivore conflict areas…
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Green News – Lions, Leopards and Cheetahs now protected globally under Convention on Migratory Species
Lions, Leopards, Cheetahs and Wild Dogs Will be Protected under the new African Carnivores Initiative Photo: William H. Majoros Six species of cartilaginous fish (sharks and rays) have received…
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Mail Online: Princess Michael of Kent sports a VERY eye-catching cheetah necklace
The Princess looked chic in a floor length black dress with a high neckline and ruffled cuffs. Her daughter was equally glamorous in…
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The National: Big cats continue to be sold in UAE via social media despite federal law
There are about 50 social media accounts trading in animals such as cheetah cubs in the UAE, animal welfare groups say. Sammy Dallal / The National Cheetah cubs…
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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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Tehran Times: Iran, UN underline need for increased environmental co-op
TEHRAN — The UN resident coordinator and UNDP representative in Iran met with the chief of Iran’s Department of Environment, emphasizing the importance of greater environmental…
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Msafiri, Kenya Airlines In Flight magazine, highlights the plight of the cheetah and the important work of CCF
THE DECLINE of the cheetah is not a recent event. It began during the last Ice Age (12,000 years ago) when the cheetah was forced to migrate from North…
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