Cheetah Conservation Fund

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CCF 2009 Highlights Book

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CCF Calendars still Available

AFRICA GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE: SPECIAL OFFER FOR CCF SUPPORTERS!

Reporting on the African continent’s compelling wildlife and conservation issues, award-winning Africa Geographic is your most inspiring and informative monthly environmental read. Subscribe now and pay a special low CCF supporter rate, plus receive a free copy of the August 2009 issue with Tim Jackson’s inspiring feature on Dr Laurie Marker and the CCF’s work in Namibia.

11 issues for just R275 for delivery in southern Africa delivery, or US$85 for the rest of world. CCF will receive 20% of your subscription as a donation.

Subscriptions for this special offer are not available online. To subscribe, email subscriptions@africageographic.com, tel. (+27-21) 762 2180 or toll free in South Africa 0800 00 4464 and fax (+27-21) 762 2246. South African residents can also SMS ‘africageo’ to 34007 and a customer assistant will call you back.

Important: To qualify for this great discount and free August issue, please quote CCF Promotion when subscribing

The 2009 RUn for the Cheetah poster is here!

This commemorative poster of the second Run for the Cheetah event displays yet another magnificent image of a cheetah family tracked and photographed for two years in Kenya by photographer Larry Broutman. At Larry's initial contact, the mother featured on this poster had six cubs approximately six weeks old. After 18 months, four cubs have survived and are still living together, but have separated from the mother. In keeping track of the location of the cheetahs, he has been aided by local Maasai, upon whose land the cheetahs have often resided, but maintain an harmonious relationship with the wildlife. Larry has been engaged in wildlife photography since retiring from his career as a university professor and business entrepeneur. His cheetah photographs will soon be featured in Africa Geographic and Larry is also working on a book highlighting his cheetah photography. More of his work can be seen at http://www.broutpix.com/.  For gift or special instructions, please use the Comments window on the order form. The poster measures 24x18 inches.  Allow 8-10 business days for delivery.

$5.50 shipping	$12.00 shipping

2008 Chicago Run for the Cheetah Commemorative Cheetah Poster - Reduced Price! $10.00 each.

This commemorative poster of the first Run for the Cheetah event in Chicago, displays a magnificent image of a cheetah family tracked and photographed for two years in Kenya by photographer Larry Broutman. At Larry's initial contact, the mother featured on this poster had six cubs approximately six weeks old. After 18 months, four cubs have survived and are still living together, but have separated from the mother. In keeping track of the location of the cheetahs, he has been aided by local Maasai, upon whose land the cheetahs have often resided, but maintain an harmonious relationship with the wildlife. Larry has been engaged in wildlife photography since retiring from his career as a university professor and business entrepeneur. His cheetah photographs will soon be featured in Africa Geographic and Larry is also working on a book highlighting his cheetah photography. More of his work can be seen at http://www.broutpix.com/.  For gift or special instructions, please use the Comments window on the order form. The poster measures 24x18 inches. Allow 8-10 busiiness days for delivery.

$5.50 shipping	$12.00 shipping

Artists Helping Cheetahs

Thanks to the talented artists around the world who are donating a portion of their sales to CCF. Please support them to support the cheetahs. Select from photographs to prints, and even music, by clicking here.

Buy, Sell or Donate through e-Bay!

CCF is a member of MissionFish.org/eBay Giving Works, the non-profit arm of eBay. As such, eBay sellers can choose to donate a percentage of their sales to support CCF's work. If you are looking for an unusual gift, click here to see all eBay auctions benefitting CCF; and if you are trying to get rid of stuff in your garage, remember to include CCF as your charity of choice under eBay Giving Works.

OTHER WAYS TO PURCHASE GOODS and HELP CCF

From pins to cars! You can visit online shopping malls like iGive.com and dsCoupons, where you can purchase everything you can imagine, even famous-name national brands - CCF automatically receives a commission. To meet our partners and support CCF, click here.

Cheetah Gift Ideas

Why not give the gift of a cheetah-themed product from carefully-selected suppliers who support our work by giving a portion of their income to CCF?

Celebrate SPECIAL OCCASIONS with Cheetah label wines from South Africa!

Cape of Good Hope Wine Co. USA, in partnership with the Cheetah Conservation Fund, is marketing and selling South African wines featuring selective ambassador cheetahs in our care. Each cheetah is uniquely paired with a wine that embodies their distinctive characteristics and traits. $12 per case of these quality wines will be donated to CCF to support our mission to ensure the long-term survival of the fastest animal on earth from extinction. To learn more about these boutique wines, click here. For an order form, click here . For shipping outside the US or other questions, please contact the seller directly: CAPE OF GOOD HOPE WINE Co., tel: 602.368.4982; fax: 602.493.8823

CARING FOR CHEETAHS, A BOOK TO BENEFIT CCF by Rosanna Hansen

Caring for Cheetahs tells of Rosanna Hansen's stay as a volunteer at CCF in Namibia in 2006. This beautifully written and illustrated book tells readers about the cheetah's biology and life in the wild, and shares insights from CCF founder Dr. Laurie Marker. Rosanna will donate a portion of her royalties to CCF. To purchase, click here or on the image to the left.

Tears of the Cheetah: The Genetic Secrets of Our Animal Ancestors

"The 14 firsthand evolutionary yarns collected here are the equivalent of genomic Aesop's fables." Publishers Weekly

"By turns passionate, understated, unexpectedly literate and historically astute, O'Brien, head of the National Institutes of Health's Laboratory of Genomic Diversity, is a breath of fresh air: he's written a genetics book that neither probes the ambiguous legacy of genetic engineering nor seeks to entice us with yet another last-word account of the race to map the human genome-and judiciously dispensing with jargon wherever possible, O'Brien's a smooth read as well. The author does not tell us the genetic fable of how the leopard got its spots, but he comes close.... An underlying theme of the book is how these parables illuminate human medicine-how, for example, insights into cat immunodeficiency could lead to a cure for AIDS..." From Publishers Weekly. Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information, Inc. By clicking on the image to the right, or on the book title above, a percentage of your purchase will be donated to CCF.

"One by one, we approach deliciously near to Chewbaaka for close-up photos." Dorothy Conlon.

Don't miss this beautiful and entertaining book, "At Home in the World," by former CCF's Earthwatch Volunteer Dorothy Conlon. This beautiful account of her travels around the world includes a chapter on her 2004 experience at CCF. Publish America says of her book, "Her global adventures - some daunting, some idyllic, some humorous - promise to intrigue the seasoned traveler and encourage the hesitant novice." To order the book and generate a donation to CCF, please click on the image on the left, or click here.

NEWS: January 2009 - A shortened version of Dorothy's book has become a permanent feature article in Travel with a Challenge web magazine in the January/February 2009 issue. Travel with a Challenge is a seven-year old globally popular travel information website largely addressing the interests and agendas of the educated, proactive mature traveler, aged 45 to 80 years old. About 65% of readers are women. Editorial themes covered by the web publication are generally ALTERNATIVE TRAVEL, that is, ecological/nature-based vacations, educational, cultural/historical and volunteer vacations worldwide. Click here to view.

Cheetah books for Children

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Please note that the selections below are generated by Amazon.com and not by CCF.