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It has been a long time since our last blog. We have been so busy! But finally, Dr. Laurie Marker’s most recent Field Notes are now available online by clicking here!.
Find out where Dr. Laurie Marker will be during her May trip to Europe and the US –where she will receive two prestigious awards, and read about her February travels in Cameroon and the U.S. Learn about our latest Run for the Cheetah success in Chicago with 700 runners, including CCF Namibia’s Senior Research Assistant Matti Nghikembua. So much is happening at CCF. We hope you enjoy the reading. Patricia
5 Comments posted on "The Latest Field Notes from Namibia!"
Theresa Siskind St Petersburg FL on April 20th, 2008 at 8:15 pm
Hi Pat, good to hear from you but I can’t seem to get the link to work! Thanks for the update and I’ll check CCF’s website as well. Really hoping to see Dr. Laurie on tour, someday soon. Take care, Theresa
cheetahconservation on April 20th, 2008 at 11:28 pm
Theresa, you are my guardian angel. Thanks for noticing this. I’ve fixed it.
Wanda, Atlanta on April 21st, 2008 at 7:54 am
I went to link and it came up — I plan to read - you seem so busy and so much good is happening I am encouraged today for a change!!!!
F. J. Pechir on April 21st, 2008 at 12:32 pm
Dear Paty, I´m very happy to hear from you! I hope that you had received my last email, if you don´t, please let me know it to sent it again. A very big hug!
Theresa Siskind St Petersburg FL on April 22nd, 2008 at 2:32 pm
Dear Pat, I read about the passing of Pat Miller…very sorry. She had a beautiful smile and a big heart! Post a comment
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Learn about our latest batch of eight puppies donated to farmers, or the new puppy just arrived from Holland — Annual physicals were conducted in record time on all of CCF’s 47 non-releasable cheetahs while training two vets from the Kenya Wildlife Service — Two male cheetahs captured nearby contributed to the Cheetah Genome Bank — Farmers, schools, volunteers and visitors have kept us busy as we continue to teach them about cheetah conservation — and the capture of another cheetah and her cub gave us an opportunity to teach a Polytechnic group of agriculture students how one farmer’s failed predator control caused another livestock loss. So much has been going on !!!
