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Cheetah Keepers – All About the Cheetahs!

  • by Cheetah Conservation Fund Canada November 16, 2024
Cheetah Keepers – All About the Cheetahs!

You may have missed our Zoom event of November 3rd, 2024. During our event, Becky Johnston talked about her experiences as cheetah keeper at CCF Namibia.  She recounted the outcome of a call that CCF received from a local farmer to recuperate a cheetah, Calypso, that had been trapped due to human-wildlife conflict.  Becky provides a good overview of CCF’s role and collaboration with local authorities and what came next in this short 15 minutes video below.

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