AfriCat Leopard Research 2019 During the last year the leopard research on Okonjima has focused on monitoring the existing leopard population to gain a detailed

AfriCat Pangolin Research Project Determining the home range size, population density, habitat selection and ecology of wild ground pangolin (Smutsia temminckii) in the Okonjima Nature

Brown Hyaena Den News Usually seen foraging alone, brown hyaena are often assumed to be solitary animals, however they been described as ‘obviously solitary, but

AfriCat Cheetah Rehabilitation AfriCat’s Cheetah Rehabilitation project was initiated in 2000 and aimed to give some of AfriCat’s captive cheetahs (Acinonyx jubatus) the opportunity to

AfriCat’s Final Annual Health Check… Annual health checks on the large carnivores at AfriCat are headed by veterinarians from Namibia and South Africa. In-depth health

The Masters… Dash, Ruff and Tumble first came to AfriCat in 2008 at the age of one month and lived at AfriCat’s Carnivore Care Centre

The Aeroplane Coalition The Aeroplane coalition – consisting of three males, Sniper, Spitfire and Quattro and their sister Hurricane – was released from the AfriCat

Electra, a Leopards story thus far… Electra, a female leopard in the Okonjima Nature Reserve has featured over the years in many of the newsletters

The Saltpans In November 2013, two young orphaned cheetahs were found and rescued from the saltpans on the outskirts of Swakopmund. Share on facebook Share

AfriCat Brown Hyaena Research Study Behavioural ecology and management-induced niche shift of brown hyaena in a closed reserve; implications for conservation management.’ Share on facebook