Amakhala Cheetah Relocation Project
Sad to say there is only around 6000 – 7000 adult cheetah still alive in the wild today, with less than 2000 cheetahs in South Africa.Due to the tragic loss of 90% of the cheetah's original habitat due to human encroachment.
We had the pleasure of seeing the last day of a pair of Cheetahs in Amakhala before relocation. Amakhala sends Cheetahs around Africa to help increase
the population. This forward thinking project has been very successful.
Sad to say there is only around 6000 – 7000 adult cheetah still alive in the wild today, with less than 2000 cheetahs in South Africa.Due to the tragic loss of 90% of the cheetah's original habitat due to human encroachment.
We had the pleasure of seeing the last day of a pair of Cheetahs in Amakhala before relocation. Amakhala sends Cheetahs around Africa to help increase
the population. This forward thinking project has been very successful.
They are born wild and must stay wild.
All cats images have been shot at Amakhala National park
Troy looks proudly in the mirror