Keeping the cheetahs – what 1 woman do you do to help save large cats in extinction

Namibia – nearly 8,000 miles[8,000 km]from Port, will receive Dr Laurie Marker and Cheetah Conservation Harbor – Landground in Africa – Land Africa.

Dr Marker spent more than 50 years studying cheetahs and tried to help keep the endangered cats.

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“Keeping the various different programs, including research, education and preservation,” said Dr.

Dr Marker created a CCF for about 35 years ago in Namibia – the capital of the Cheetah of the World – to help save the animals from all generations.

“For nearly 7,000 cheetahs in the world today, they are the largest African cat,” Mark said.

One issue affecting Cheetah’s population is trade for wildlife, from gift of African horn.

“Although I’m supported here in Namibia, we have a second basis, still summerand, a cracked country from Somalia,” said Mark Marker. “There, cats from Ethiopia and Solaland, and they were decorated as lambs and sold in the trading of illegal domestic animals.”

Dr Marker continued to say that more than 100 familiars were the survivors of the trade center at Somaland.

“We usually get the Cubs, especially, and if you get a cub in cub, and it is a small cub for a bottle, may be able to return to the wild because it lives in people,” said Mark. Marker.

Later on this month, Dr Marker will arrive in a tourist education conference to discuss the importance of cheetins and other animals in Africa living in the wild.

In March 20, he would spend time in Gulf Coast Zoo in Gulf Shores where the cheetah two did at home on July 2024.

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There are many ways of engaging with the CCF, including the cause of the cause, joining their Facebook page and dedication to the research center.

More information can be found on the CCF website.

Watch the conversation perfect with Dr Laurie Marker below.

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