CCF Blog

Growing 400 Moringa Trees at CCF

I’m carrying out a research project titled “Investigating the impacts associated with bush harvesting towards soil properties”, … Read more »

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School Kids from Omuulukila Primary School Visit the Cheetahs

CCF and Namibia are conserving cheetahs and other wildlife for future generations by showing the value of … Read more »

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Who killed my goat? CCF Kill ID

CCF has found that farmers can’t always identify the marks that a predator leaves behind when livestock … Read more »

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Educating Our Future Generations About Human/Wildlife Conflict Using Kill ID

We had remarkable moments of sharing, educating and exchanging human-wildlife conflict (HWC) experiences with 35, fifth grade … Read more »

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Women in Science at CCF

February 11th is International Women and Girls in Science Day, so we decided to feature the women … Read more »

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Education Update – February 2017

From Little Date Seeds, Great Things Are Born – Namibian Proverb CCF hosts one of the largest … Read more »

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Intern Story – My time at CCF

I arrived at the Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) on the 1st of December 2016. CCF is a … Read more »

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Kids for Cheetahs Stories – February 2017

Arianna is from Utah and she loves cheetahs. She has been researching about cheetahs since she was … Read more »

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What is a studbook and why is it important for conservation?

Conservation is an interdisciplinary effort combining subjects that are widely divergent – from genetics for assessing diversity … Read more »

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Intern Story – Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) Field Attachment Journey

I have always dreamed of being described as someone who made changes, but I have realised that … Read more »

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