Welcome to Cheetah Outreach
Our primary goal is to promote the survival of the free ranging,
South African, cheetah
From an estimated 100,000 cheetahs at the turn of the 20th century
the population is currently estimated to be 7,100. Shrinking habitat,
dwindling of natural prey, and conflict with human activities are the
primary causes of this critical situation
There are about 1,326 cheetahs in South Africa of which
approximately 500 free ranging cheetah live on unprotected farm
lands in the northern part of the country. This population is the
focus of our work.
We understand the complexity and issues involving cheetah conservation in these areas. We are proud of
our continuing efforts over the past 20 years to protect the South African cheetah.
Working with the communities in these areas we have developed initiatives that reduce the human-wildlife
conflict. In addition we have a well regarded educational program for learners in the Cape Town area, public
awareness at our facilities, and research projects
Visit our facility at Somerset West or Franschhoek We are open 7 days a
week from 0930 to 1700. Encounters from 1000 Read More
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Activities for Visitors
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Map to Cheetah Outreach Somerset West
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Map - Cheetah Outreach Franschhoek
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FAQs
•
Volunteer at Cheetah Outreach
•
Donate
27 (0)21 851 6850
Box 1009
Somerset Mall 7137
SOUTH AFRICA
Visit our facility at Somerset West or
Franschhoek We are open 7 days a week from
0930 to 1700. Encounters from 1000 Read More
•
Activities for Visitors
•
Map to Cheetah Outreach Somerset West
•
Map - Cheetah Outreach Franschhoek
•
FAQs
•
Volunteer at Cheetah Outreach
•
Donate
27 (0)21 851 6850
Box 1009,Somerset Mall 7137, SOUTH AFRICA
Our primary goal at Cheetah Outreach is to
promote the survival of the free ranging,
South African, cheetah
From an estimated 100,000 cheetahs at the
turn of the 20th century the population is
currently estimated to be 7,100. Shrinking
habitat, dwindling of natural prey, and
conflict with human activities are the
primary causes of this critical situation
There are about 1,326 cheetahs in South
Africa of which approximately 500 free
ranging cheetah live on unprotected farm
lands in the northern part of the country.
This population is the focus of our work.
We understand the complexity and issues
involving cheetah conservation in these
areas. We are proud of our continuing
efforts over the past 20 years to protect the
South African cheetah.
Working with the communities in these
areas we have developed initiatives that
reduce the human-wildlife conflict. In
addition we have a well regarded
educational program for learners in the
Cape Town area, public awareness at our
facilities, and research projects
Cheetah Outreach
