Cheetah Reintroduction Greater Luangwa Ecosystem Africa Range‑Wide Cheetah Conservation Initiative (CCI) Explore More Cheetahs return to Luangwa Valley — science, community, action A carefully planned, IUCN‑aligned reintroduction led by Department of National Parks and Wildlife
Country – Tanzania The project is a collaboration between the CCI and Kope Lion to promote human-carnivore coexistence within the Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA) in northern Tanzania. With support from Asilia Africa the project
Country – Kenya Initiation of this project has been delayed while the COVID-19 pandemic remained unchallenged, but is due to get underway in 2022 while the Kenyan government ramps up its programme of vaccination.
Country – Benin In partnership with Panthera and APN, the CCI supervises the biannual camera trap monitoring of cheetah and leopard in the Pendjari Complex in Benin to better understand the long-term population dynamics
Country – Ethiopia Little is known of the Northeast African subspecies of cheetah, Acinonyx jubatus soemmeringii, in its wild and natural environment, and this project aims to increase our understanding of the distribution and
Country – Zimbabwe The Sebungwe region (~17,000 km2) in northern Zimbabwe is a vast, rugged landscape of great beauty which forms the eastern most “arm” of the KAZA TFCA. It describes an area south of
Country – Zimbabwe Working through key partners African Wildlife Conservation Fund (AWCF), the CCI helps to support the 3,500km2 Savé Valley Conservancy (SVC) in the remote south-east of Zimbabwe; resident range for both Cheetah and
Country – Angola At 22,610km2 Luengue Luiana National Park in south-eastern Angola is a key part of the KAZA TFCA, and is home to a rich variety of wildlife, as well as many people of
Country – Benin & Niger The CCI worked with local communities to understand their attitudes towards the protected areas, and to develop a regional action plan for the sustainable management of the WAP complex, identifying