The Namibia Wildlife Conservation & Sanctuary project has come up with an ingenious way of keeping their cheetahs occupied - by having volunteers make false prey filled with meat treats!
Friday, April 12, 2013 at 11:53AM | tagged africa, cheetah, conservation, enrichment, namibia, sanctuary, stimulation, wildlife | in Project News 
This week's Photo of the Week comes courtesy of Frontier volunteer Emma Fisher who took this excellent photo whilst on Frontier's Namibia Wildlife Conservation & Sanctuary project. We'll be asking for your favourite volunteer Photo of the Week each month, so keep an eye out on the Frontier Official Facebook page where we're also running a wildlife photography competition atm :)
Monday, September 3, 2012 at 3:23PM | tagged cheetah, frontier, gap year, namibia, photo of the week, sanctuary, wildife, wildlife photography | in Photo of the Week 
Frontier’s Namibia Carnivore Conservation Programme has just been featured in today’s metro for the sterling work it’s been carrying out using radio collars to track cheetahs. Here’s what the metro had to say....
Thursday, May 31, 2012 at 12:32PM | tagged africa, cheetah, namibia, radio tracking, wildlife conservation | in Into the Wild: Continuing this week’s wonderful theme of wildlife photography, today we profile the work of another Frontier favourite: Roger Hooper.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011 at 12:12PM | tagged cheetah, conservation, environment, leopard, nature, penguins, photography, roger hooper, travel, wildlife, wildlife photography | in Photography 
