Cheetah Conservation Fund se waghonde voorkom veeverliese Die Cheetah Conservation Fund bepleit dat jagluiperds vry in die natuur lewe deur boere op te voed sodat hulle in harmonie met die roofdiere kan leef. Dr Laurie Marker, die fonds se stigter, sê boere behoort van die waghonde wat hulle teel aan te skaf. Die fonds het...
The Cheetah Conservation Fund is advocating for cheetahs to live free in the wild by educating farmers that they can live in harmony with their predators. Founded in 1991 by Dr. Laurie Marker, the Cheetah Conservation Fund has housed close to 15,000 cheetahs. As cheetahs are wild animals, most of them were released to go...
A Namibian cheetah named Shaurya died in the Kuno National Park in India on Tuesday, reminding international specialists of the various obstacles in the journey towards cheetah conservation. Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism spokesperson Romeo Muyunda says although deaths have been reported, the hope is that the project would reach its objective of re-establishing...
OTJIWARONGO: Whale Rock Cement, trading as Cheetah Cement Factory on Friday announced a wage agreement deal it signed with its employees at the factory situated outside Otjiwarongo in the Otjozondjupa Region. The cement factory in a media statement on Friday indicated that during the negotiations the employees were represented by the Mineworkers Union of Namibia...
Staff Reporter New Delhi, Sept. 4 — The High Commissioner of Namibia to India, Gabriel Sinimbo, has commented on the recent deaths of several cheetahs that were brought from Namibia and South Africa to Madhya Pradesh, stating that these fatalities are “anticipated.” Sinimbo explained that it is natural for animals to face challenges when introduced...
For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails India’s authorities have confirmed the death of yet another cheetah brought to the country for an ambitious translocation project, taking the toll to eight in a matter of...