Save the Cheetah: Social Media and Influencer Stories
Keep Up with the Cheetahs
Discover CCF’s cheetah conservation social media and influencer stories — from science communicators to artists, luxury brands, and filmmakers.
Influencer Stories Supporting Cheetah Conservation
Around the world, creators, companies, and entrepreneurs are raising their voices to help cheetahs. Watch highlights from our influencer campaigns and share your favorite videos using #SaveTheCheetah and #INTLCheetahDay.
Lindsay Nikole — Science Communicator & Zoologist
With a background in zoology and a talent for connecting science to everyday life, Lindsay Nikole blends irreverent humor, warmth, and sharp storytelling. She weaves conservation into her content in ways that make cheetah protection both engaging and memorable.
👉 Follow Lindsay Nikole on Instagram
Chantecaille — Beauty with a Purpose
Known for botanical-based skincare, color cosmetics, and fragrances, Chantecaille is a leader in luxury beauty. Their campaigns reach beauty-focused audiences and show how the brand’s values extend beyond products to protecting endangered species like the cheetah.
👉 See Chantecaille on Instagram
Simon Squibb — Inspiring the Next Generation
Entrepreneur and philanthropist Simon Squibb uses his platforms to encourage people to embrace bold ideas and create opportunities for others. His commitment to sharing knowledge and sparking positive change aligns with CCF’s mission to secure a future for cheetahs. In recognition of his support, CCF named a rescued cheetah cub Aidan after his son who loves the cheetah.
👉 Follow Simon Squibb on TikTok
@simonsquibb This is so important… You can learn more about their amazing mission, and join the cause by sponsoring a cheetah through the link in my bio 🔗 @TheBigCatSanctuary @Cheetah Conservation Fund #simonsquibb #dreams #business ♬ original sound – Simon Squibb
Hazen Audel — Survivalist & Storyteller
Known for hosting Primal Survivor and Survive the Tribe on National Geographic, Hazen Audel has spent years sharing survival skills and stories from some of the world’s most remote places. He recently teamed up with Chinese car company Jetour and Discovery Channel to create the documentary Return of the Cheetah at CCF, bringing the story of cheetah conservation to new audiences worldwide.
👉 See Hazen Audel on Instagram
CheetahTV on YouTube — Conservation in Action
Hosted by Brian Badger and produced by CCF CheetahTV is more than fieldwork, it’s an engaging and thought-provoking series that blends storytelling, breathtaking visuals, and expert insights. While cheetahs are at the heart of the program, the series takes a holistic view of conservation, highlighting the scientists, farmers, artists, educators, photographers, and media personalities who all play a role in protecting wildlife and the natural world.
👉 Explore the full CheetahTV series on YouTube
Follow CCF Across Social Media
All channels use @CCFCheetah.
Instagram — field moments, carousels, stories, and reels.
Facebook — community news, events, lives, and updates.
TikTok — short clips to share with friends.
YouTube — CheetahTV features, releases, and education.
Pinterest — teacher-focused visuals, lesson aids, and posters for teachers.
Bluesky — updates for conservation-minded communities.
Join the Conversation
Share your post, story, or video with our official hashtags:
#SaveTheCheetah
#INTLCheetahDay
Follow the Founder: Dr. Laurie Marker
As the founder and executive director of CCF, Dr. Laurie Marker has dedicated her life to saving the cheetah. Through her updates on Facebook, you can see conservation from her perspective and get behind-the-scenes moments at our centers in Namibia and Somaliland.
Following Dr. Marker is like getting a front-row seat to cheetah conservation: the daily challenges, the victories, and the stories that don’t always make headlines but shape the future of the species.
👉 Follow Dr. Laurie Marker on Facebook
CCF Around the World
Our international affiliates amplify this work and host local events. Follow your local team to get involved.
International Cheetah Day
Every year on December 4, people around the globe join us to celebrate International Cheetah Day — raising awareness, sharing stories, and taking action to #SaveTheCheetah on social media and events at zoos and schools.
👉 Learn more about International Cheetah Day
Peppermint Narwhal Creative — Conservation Through Creativity
Peppermint Narwhal Creative supports CCF each year with original designs, and through these designs, their work celebrates International Cheetah Day.
Remembering Wildlife — Photography That Protects
The Remembering Wildlife book series uses striking photography to raise funds and awareness for endangered species, including cheetahs. Their Remembering Cheetahs edition supported CCF’s mission directly.
Ruben Namibia — Farmer, Guide & Wildlife Caregiver
Ruben Namibia is a farmer and tour guide. In addition, he gives orphaned wild animals a second chance. From baboons and meerkats to warthogs and mongooses, he shares their stories with warmth and honesty, helping his social media community see the value of wildlife and conservation.