In the early hours of Wednesday the 7th of November two beautiful female cheetahs arrived on Gondwana Game Reserve. They were relocated from Dinokeng Game Reserve with the assistance of the Metapopulation initiative. The two females are the offspring of Zee (who was known as the Gondwana Male on Dinokeng) who was part of the […]
It is a sad and joyful day for the GCF as we had to say goodbye to Zee. Zee is on his way to contribute to the EWT cheetah metapopulation project which the GCF is happy to be supporting.
Our cheetah Zee is getting ready to be moved to his new home, the GCF is glad to be supporting the EWT in this way with their cheetah metapopulation project.
The GCF had an opportunity to teach and show University students volunteering with WEI how we track and monitor our cheetah. They had a chance to learn more about research and the realities of conservation and research based work.
Zee is doing well, he has become a proficient hunter and can often be found resting in the shade in his favourite areas of the reserve. Zee has taken well to being re-wilded and is able to function as wild cheetah without any drawbacks from initially being in captivity. We look forward to future developments […]
Help us Spread the Word and Conserve our Natural Heritage The Gondwana Conservation Foundation (GCF) has recently adopted a beautiful male cheetah called Zulu. Zulu was orphaned at a young age and raised by a loving family in their home on a game reserve in Kwa-Zulu Natal. The family that raised him realised that he […]
Zera is the beginning of the Gondwana Conservation Foundation’s (GCF) cheetah rewilding program. It is estimated that only 35 wild cheetah exist in the Western Cape. Zera is an adult female Cheetah we acquired in June 2016 and her story epitomises the challenges her species faces and the motivation we have every day to contribute […]