Conservation Organization Links

These links include good cheetah-related resources, as well as individuals or organizations that support CCF in various ways.

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  • Jeff Corwin Connect
    This web site is the genesis of Jeff’s vision to build a community by and for people passionate about their environment. Its goal is to connect global citizens concerned about the planet to a world without nationalities or borders, and give them the tools needed to empower change through thought and action. We invite you to join us in this movement and join our community of global citizens.. www.corwinconnect.com
  • Certified Wildlife Friendly
    Certified Wildlife Friendly™ protects wildlife in wild places by certifying enterprises that assure people and nature coexist and thrive.   
  • Earthwatch Institute
    Earthwatch recruits volunteers for CCF Namibia. For more information on upcoming teams, call 1-800-776-0188 or see the project description on the web site. http://www.earthwatch.org/
  • Feline Conservation Federation
    The FCF exists to further conservation of felid species with an emphasis on the efforts of individuals to gain knowledge of these wondrous creatures and promote captive propagation programs. Whereas governments and other conservation organizations focus on preservation of the species in the wild, FCF seeks to function as insurance, encouraging breeding of those felines often neglected in zoological collections due to their special requirements. http://www.felineconservation.org/
  • Friends of Conservation/FOC UK
    In collaboration with CCF/UK taking forward the work of saving the wild cheetah. http://www.foc-uk.com/
  • Green Living Project
    GLP's mission is to educate and inspire individuals and communities to live a more sustainable lifestyle through stories focused on unique and diverse examples of sustainability from around the world. CCF is one of GLP's featured projects. http://www.greenlivingproject.com
  • Gilman International Conservation
    One of CCF's supporters. http://www.giconline.org
  • Heart of the Wolf
    Like CCF, Heart of the Wolf advocates predator-friendly ranching methods, such as CCF's Livestock Guarding Dog Program. Heart of the Wolf Organization was established in 2004 with the mission to get humans to live with Wolves without killing them or oppressing them. Its Director and Founder, Mike Wagner, is also a co-Host of KWF Wolf Conservation and Web of Life. This web site includes multiple resources for people interested in conserving the wolf in North America. http://www.heartofthewolf.org/
  • Noah Nature Alliance
    NOAH is an impartial, unbiased, U.S.-based 501(c)(3) non-profit, umbrella organization committed to complementing and supporting worthy nature conservation initiatives like Cheetah Conservation Fund. Their mission is to open the window on worldwide wildlife conservation and related community betterment projects, large and small, international and local, established and emerging by increasing their exposure to an international community of concerned supporters. http://www.noahnaturealliance.org
  • Rare Speces Fund (RSF)
    RSF was established to provide funding to critical on the ground international wildlife conservation programs. RSF receives its financing through The Institute of Greatly Endangered and Rare Species (T.I.G.E.R.S.), a wildlife education organization, dedicated to promoting global conservation with informative, educational and entertaining interactive programs. T.I.G.E.R.S. is based in Myrtle Beach, SC (USA). http://www.rarespeciesfund.org/
  • Save the Rhino International
    Aiming to ensure the survival of the rhinoceros in the wild; working closely with rhino conservationists in Africa and Asia. CCF particularly supports this work and now houses some (endangered) black rhino on its Namibian properties. http://www.savetherhino.org
  • The Green Trust
    Nedbank and WWF-SA joined together to create the Green Trust, which identifies, funds and supports practical and sustainable conservation projects in South Africa. http://www.panda.org.za/cep.htm
  • The WILD Foundation
    The WILD Foundation is a non-profit, 501(c)(3), non-governmental organization founded in the United States in 1974 by South African Ian Player.  Based in Boulder, Colorado, WILD works internationally to protect highly threatened wilderness areas and wildlife, while meeting the needs of human communities.  WILD’s flagship program is the World Wilderness Congress, the world’s longest running public environmental forum.  For over 10 years CCF USA worked under the WILD Foundation's banner. http://www.wild.org/