Earth's ecosystems are naturally biodiverse. Officials release cheetahs in natural habitat after more than 100 years' absence — here's why the project is already a success first appeared on The ...

South African wildlife expert Vincent van der Merwe on Thursday recommended fencing the cheetah habitats to circumscribe the overall threat to the big cats recently introduced in the country, prevent ...

Not sure what ecological replacement means; but I certainly would support restoration of Indian habitat with cheetahs from Africa, since both Asia and African populations trace a common ancestor ...

We are happy that cheetahs are moving and exploring the areas and based on the exploration they identify their suitable habitat," Yadav, who is also the head of Project Tiger, said in an interview ...

CAPE TOWN — There are more cheetahs in South Africa now than there were nine years ago thanks to non-governmental conservation efforts that seem to be paying off.According to conservation and ...

Following the death of three cheetah cubs this week, the Centre on May 25 appointed a new steering committee, comprising national and international experts, to oversee the implementation of ...

India does not want fenced habitats for cheetahs like the ones in South Africa and Namibia as it is against the basic tenets of wildlife conservation, the head of the Centre's high-level committee set ...

The Centre has set up an 11-member high-level steering committee to review and monitor the progress of the cheetah reintroduction programme and provide suggestions on the opening of the cheetah ...

India should fence habitats; worst still to come: Cheetah project expert South African wildlife expert Vincent van der Merwe said the reintroduction project is going to see even higher mortality ...

Cheetahs released into the wild are exploring their habitat and it is a very good sign, a senior Environment Ministry official has said after a spotted feline strayed out of Madhya Pradesh’s ...