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BREEDING CHEETAHS IN INDIA
Four years of Project Cheetah: 52 thriving, 32 born in IndiaProject Cheetah in India has successfully reintroduced cheetahs, reaching a population of 52. Thirty-two cheetahs were born in the country,...- In 1997, couple started with 11 farms; decades later, their 67,000-acre reserve is home to more than 60 mammal speciesA South African couple’s nearly three-decade conservation effort has transformed 11 former livestock farms into a 67,000-acre wildlife rese...
- Nine cheetahs from Botswana boost India’s big-cat revival drive at KunoNine cheetahs from Botswana have arrived safely at Kuno National Park. This brings India's cheetah population to 48. The arrival is a signi...
- 'Ideologically biased, scientifically unfounded': New paper rejects criticism of Project CheetahA new paper defends India's Project Cheetah against criticism, asserting it's scientifically sound and benefits local communities. The pape...
- Cheetahs to be introduced in Banni Grasslands of Gujarat, MP's Gandhisagar sanctuaryPrime Minister Narendra Modi announced plans to expand the cheetah reintroduction program to Banni Grasslands in Gujarat and Gandhisagar Sa...
- Early breeding shows Project Cheetah doing well, habitat fit for animals' survival: ReportEarly and successful breeding of cheetahs brought from Africa indicates that the reintroduction project in India is progressing well. A gov...
- India aims to build inter-state cheetah conservation complex within 25 yearsIndia plans to establish an inter-state cheetah conservation complex in the Kuno-Gandhi Sagar landscapes of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan ov...
- MP govt refuses RTI info on Project CheetahThe Madhya Pradesh forest department denied an RTI request for information on cheetah management, citing national security concerns under S...
- MP's Gandhisagar wildlife sanctuary to get 5-8 cheetahs from South AfricaCheetahs set to be released in Gandhisagar Wildlife Sanctuary under Project Cheetah with preparations underway. Indian and South African of...
- Cheetahs' 2nd home in India almost ready; S African experts to review preparations in Feb: OfficialsThe officials said that compared to other female cheetahs, Jwala is a wilder animal. She avoids humans and remains alert even when resting,...
- Environment minister says Namibian cheetah at Kuno gave birth to four cubs, not threeNamibian cheetah Jwala has given birth to four cubs at the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh. Jwala's second litter comes after a 10-mon...
- India may import cheetahs from northern Africa: OfficialsIndia is considering importing cheetahs from northern Africa as some of the cheetahs imported from Namibia and South Africa have developed ...
- Cheetah Project on right path to becoming successful: Govt reportA government report on India's cheetah reintroduction program has stated that four out of six criteria for short-term success have been met...
- Breeding, cheetah selection strategies at focus in Project Cheetah's 2nd year: Project headIndia plans to import cheetahs that do not develop thicker winter coats, which have caused severe infections and death in some of the cheet...
- A second chance to preserve the Cheetah? Spot on!As India banned the hunting of wild animals way back in 1972, the plight of the cheetah seems to be from another era; most Indians around t...
- Cheetahs in India: A spotted history, a future of hopes
- First batch of 12 cheetahs from South Africa likely to reach India in October“Sending 20 cheetahs, which is what will happen in 2022, is not a viable genetic population. They need to get to a large enough population,...
- First batch of 12 cheetahs from South Africa likely to reach India in OctoberThe first batch of 12 cheetahs are expected to reach India from South Africa next month as part of an ambitious project to reintroduce the ...
- NBA chief Vinod B Mathur dismisses concerns about reintroducing cheetahs in national park"There may be a difference of opinion among experts on the project to reintroduce cheetahs from Africa in India. But we should keep in mind...
- Rajasthan to be home for cheetahsIf everything goes as per plan, Gajner Wildlife Sanctuary, 32 km from Bikaner in Rajasthan, will welcome the wild cats, which would be brou...
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