The Cheetah Conservation Fund's center in Namibia is a collection of 10 farms, all linked together, that cover an area of 222 square miles (or 575 square kilometers)!
Big cat lover? Journey to Namibia to see how the Cheetah Conservation Fund is helping the world's fastest land mammal survive in the midst of increased human-wildlife conflict in Africa.
The Cheetah Conservation Fund's center in Namibia is a collection of 10 farms, all linked together, that cover an area of 222 square miles (or 575 square kilometers)!
You've learned about Namibia, CCF and our programs, why cheetahs are endangered, and what you can do to help. Now — what will you do with this information?
Transportation around the cheetah capital of the world is fairly easy. The most common way to get around here is by car or public transportation, which is supported by Namibia's road networks.
Travel virtually to Namibia to meet cheetah expert Dr. Laurie Marker! See cheetahs and a guard dogs at Cheetah Conservation Fund's center, and learn what you can do to support cheetah conservation!