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Dr Laurie Marker, CCF Founder
For many of you Dr Laurie Marker may be a familiar name, but for others our Founder’s name may be new. Since starting CCF 30 years ago, Dr Marker’s…
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Photographers Get To Witness 5 Cheetahs Crossing A Flooded River Infested With Crocodiles
Excerpt taken from an article on Bored Panda on 13th March 2020. Image credit: Media Drum Images / Buddhilini De Soyza A group of…
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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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Wildlife photographer of the month – Klaus Tiedge
Have you enjoyed the amazing photography popping up across our social media channels, courtesy of Klaus Tiedge? We hope you’ve loved seeing them as much as we have…
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Cheetah Safehouse 2 – opening day!
After months of incredibly hard work from our CCF staff and volunteers, we have officially opened our second safehouse in Hargeisa. A huge thank you to everyone on the…
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Smithsonian Magazine: In a First, Cheetah Cubs Born Through Surrogacy at the Columbus Zoo
The first two cheetah cubs born via embryo transfer (Courtesy of Grahm S. Jones, Columbus Zoo and Aquarium) Zookeepers and Smithsonian scientists successfully transferred cheetah embryos, marking a…
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Running the London Marathon for cheetahs – Oren Horesh
With cheetahs being the fastest land mammal it’s no surprise they are an inspiration for many runners to dust off their running shoes and hit the nearest road, park…
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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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