The Cape Leopard Trust - Using research as a tool for conservation & finding solutions to human-wildlife conflict

Cape Leopard Trust, Conservation through Research

The Cape Leopard Trust aims to optimally facilitate conservation of the Cape's predator diversity through simultaneously implementing conservation strategies, research projects and tourism initiatives.

It will also educate and encourage the youth of disadvantaged communities to have a vested interest in the environment.

Our Current Projects

The Cape Leopard Trust has research projects which concentrate on leopard research in the Western Cape region. Our other projects concentrate on other predators, including caracal and black eagle.

Latest News Updates

  • Recapturing Frikkie in the Gouritz Area

    Recapturing Frikkie in the Gouritz Area

    Last year, we brought you news of the capture of GM10, Frikkie, a young male leopard. We caught Frikkie in mid-June 2011, at a site close to the Huisrivier Pass between Calitzdorp and Ladismith in the Little Karoo. We were trying to capture the territorial male in the area, but…
    Written on Monday, 14 May 2012 16:42
  • Anatolian Livestock Guardian Dogs For Sale in the Cederberg

    Anatolian Livestock Guardian Dogs For Sale in the Cederberg

    Rinda Nieuwoudt at Kromrivier Cederberg Tourist Park has 3 Anatolian puppies (10 weeks old ) for sale at R3 000 each. They have bred good dogs in the past, so if you are looking for a suitable animal to protect your livestock against predators, then this could be it. The pups are also…
    Written on Wednesday, 09 May 2012 02:24

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