Cheetah range expanded into new Mpumalanga reserve
Discover the successful cheetah relocation to Ukuzwana reserve in Mpumalanga, as part of a broader effort to restore the species across the province.
2024 closed with the longest and shortest cheetah relocations of the year
The Endangered Wildlife Trust’s 2024 Cheetah Range Expansion Project included the longest (1,140 km) and shortest (under 100 km) relocations of the year. These efforts help manage genetic diversity and boost cheetah populations across South Africa.
Welgevonden Facility Expands for Cheetah Success
Welgevonden Game Reserve’s holding facility has relocated 40 Wild Dogs and reintroduced them to five areas. Now, a new Cheetah-focused expansion funded by Paul L King ensures the best care for future relocations.
Cheetah repopulation initiative in the Greater Makalali Nature Reserve
Explore how the Endangered Wildlife Trust and Greater Makalali Nature Reserve are revitalising cheetah populations through innovative relocation projects, sustainable ecosystem management, and groundbreaking conservation efforts in South Africa.
From Kalahari to Malawi: Cheetahs Thrive in New Home
Relocated cheetahs from the Kalahari and Manyoni are thriving in Malawi’s Liwonde National Park, showcasing remarkable adaptability in their new habitat.