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What did AfriCat do in 2022?

AfriCat officially restarted operations post Covid on 1 March 2022. Having lost almost all AfriCat staff, in particular all the researchers, and gone into hibernation as a result of Covid we decided to use the opportunity to re-think and re-strategize on how to go forward.

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AfriCat Pangolin Research Project

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

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Brown Hyaena Den News

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

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Why CYMOT supports AfriCat

Why CYMOT Supports AfriCat “Ever since Greensport was born in 1991, it had committed to conservation and support towards various institutions of wildlife conservation. AfriCat

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The Masters

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

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The Aeroplane Coalition

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

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The Saltpans

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

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Brown Hyaena Project

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

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