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Race for Cheetahs
At this time of uncertainty we need something to bring us together, keep our minds active and our bodies fit and healthy. Why not join our volunteers in their…
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Jeremy, 10, has raised over £16,000 for cheetahs with his homemade greetings cards
One of our young ambassadors, Jeremy Lynch, has been featured in a short film about ‘Inspirational People’ due to his incredible work designing, making and selling homemade greetings cards…
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Charity Film Awards Covid19 rejig
We want to start by saying a huge thank you to everyone who has already voted for us in the Charity Film Awards, and for those of you who…
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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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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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January 2020’s featured wildlife photographer – Julia Wimmerlin
A huge thank you to Julia Wimmerlin for providing the beautiful images for January 2020’s wildlife photographer takeover. These stunning images have brightened up our social media channels…
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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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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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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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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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