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The AfriCat Foundation
Founded in 1991, The AfriCat Foundation is based on Okonjima Nature Reserve, a private reserve dedicated to conserving wildlife.
AfriCat is perfectly situated to conduct ecological research focusing on a variety of rare and endangered species. As Okonjima is an enclosed nature reserve, one component of AfriCat’s research focuses on understanding the ecology of leopard and brown hyaenas living within Okonjima, with the ultimate aim of producing informed, sustainable metapopulation management guidelines for these species.
Support Us
Namibia Collection
In collaboration with AfriCat from Namibia, we support the preservation of the African big cats and with this initiative will donate 50% of the proceeds from your shopping cart. We want to give AfriCat the opportunity to continue their vital work for the Namibian big cat population, so that we can always appreciate nature and all its wonders…
In Kooperation mit AfriCat aus Namibia supporten wir den Erhalt afrikanischer Großkatzen und spenden 50% des Erlöses deines Warenkorbs. Wir wollen AfriCat die Möglichkeit bieten, sich weiter für die Population der Raubkatzen einzusetzen, damit wir auch künftig immer wieder die Wunder der Natur kennenlernen dürfen…
Projects
Learn more about our projects and ways in which you can help us make a difference for the carnivores of Namibia. AfriCat undertakes the responsibility of various projects ranging from environmental education to research.
Conservation News
Okonjima COVID Chronicles
Produced in a tented camp in the remote Namibian Bush, TRAVEL CHANNEL NAMIBIA is delighted share with you a new media concept – the COVID CHRONICLES series – a real-life Conservation Travel series produced togehter with ULTIMATE SAFARIS – documenting the behind the scenes life of active conservation in Namibia, putting CONSERVATION FIRST.
Follow the link to watch all of our featured episodes…
Part of AfriCat’s mission is to protect and conserve the regal, magnificent, King of all the carnivores, the Namibian Lion – and now YOU can join our AfriCat family, and be part of this hugely important work!!
Follow the link to find out how you can help our Lions…
Now, we need help! Whilst Covid-19 has taken a terrible and very public human toll, the effects on wildlife are yet to be played out.
Follow the link to find out how you can help…