wildlife

Today is international cheetah day. A day when we celebrate these speed demons of the savannah. A day when we admire their svelte form and delicate spots. A day when we wonder what the future holds of these incredible creatures. At this point it’s a real toss up about what’s faster – a hunting cheetah or their devastating rate of extinction. With only 7,000 adults left in the wild (that’s less than 10% of their historical population), there is no time to delay in taking action against their extinction.

Africa is the best place in the world to try your hand at wildlife photography. Whether you’re a photography enthusiast or are just learning the ropes, Africa will provide you with stunning scenery, a gorgeous abundance of wildlife, and golden hours that would make a Nat Geo photographer cry tears of happiness.

Engineering Africa’s Landscapes

Revitalizing Africa's Ecosystems with Wildlife Corridors

Isolation and Bottlenecks