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The Legend of the Cheetah and their Savior, Dr. Laurie Marker of Cheetah Conservation Fund
Excerpt taken from an editorial on the New York Social Diary website on 19th March 2020. A century ago, there were 100,000 cheetahs in the…
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Somaliland: Cheetah Conservation Center CEO Dr Laurie Marker Briefs on the 2nd Cheetah Sanctuary in Hargeisa
By Yusuf M Hasan The Cheetah Conservation Center (CCF, along with the Somaliland government’s Ministry of Environment and Rural Development…
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CNN: Inside Africa – Namibia’s Cheetah Laboratory
Please click below to see CNN’s video on Namibia’s Cheetah Laboratory, featuring CCF’s Dr. Laurie Marker. Source:
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Working To Stop Illegal Wildlife Trade Of Cheetahs In Somaliland – Patch
It is estimated that every year more than 300 young cheetahs are illegally snatched from Ethiopia, northern Kenya, Somalia and Somaliland. Illegal wildlife trafficking is an ever-increasing problem for the…
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AlKhaleej Today: Viruses and trafficking driving cheetahs to extinction, expert claims
Dr Laurie Marker, founder and executive director of the Cheetah Conservation Fund. Pawan Singh Hind Al Soulia – Riyadh – Act now or risk losing cheetahs from the wild within a decade,…
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CCF makes shortlist in the 2020 Charity Film Awards!
CCF has been unveiled on the shortlist for the 2020 Charity Film Awards. The Charity Film Awards celebrates the effective use of video by the third sector to change mindsets,…
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Middle East Monitor: Saudi Arabia arrests cheetah smugglers
Two 9-month old Cheetahs stand in a cage after they were released into a quarantine facility at Zoo Miami on November 29, 2012 in Miami, Florida….
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CHANNEL 5: Dogs With Extraordinary Jobs UK TX update – Episode 2: 14th November @ 7pm
The presence of my Livestock Guarding Dog is definitely an advantage. The number of animals I have lost to predators has significantly decreased. Jackals can only be heard in…
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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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CNN: The ultra-rich are illegally buying cheetahs as pets and it’s leading to their extinction
Hargeisa, Somaliland (CNN)Three tiny balls of fur huddle together for warmth inside a cardboard box. The baby cheetahs are just a few weeks old,…
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