General news and project updates
CLT Holiday Club Rocks Kirstenbosch
Published: 13 July 2015
The Cape Leopard Trust and our ‘holiday club; group from Manenberg, had the privilege of having a Miss Earth finalist join us on our environmental outing to Kirstenbosch on Monday. Andrea Von Gunten, works for CREW…
Calling fashionistas to share their spots
Published: 06 July 2015
An inspiration for fashion followers around the globe, leopard spots continue to be a timeless and classic inspiration for top designers. In a new initiative to raise awareness of leopard conservation, Panthera has partnered with Peace Parks…
Leopard Signboards take root in the Winelands
Published: 26 June 2015
Cascade Country Manor in Paarl is one of a growing group of private land owners to take delivery of a ‘leopards in the fynbos’ interpretive signboards. Owner Maika Goetze invited The Cape Leopard Trust staff to…
Roaming in the mountains of the leopard
Published: 17 June 2015
The Cape Leopard Trust Environmental Education project runs residential wilderness camps in the Cederberg. Hadley Lyners, one of our two educators, reflects on his experiences from the first season: As you read this the first camp season of…
The Cape Leopard Trust 2015 Fundraiser - Wine, Art, Conservation
Published: 28 May 2015
We are delighted to announce that bookings are now open for our 2015 fundraiser, which will be hosted by our sponsor and loyal partner Leopards Leap Family Vineyards in Franschoek on Saturday, 15 August. An entertaining…
Bridgestone sponsored Cape Leopard Trust & Die Coetzee Ateljee Prize Camp at Matjiesrivier, Cederberg
Published: 14 May 2015
The winning school from last year’s art competition, Die Coetzee Ateljee, recently went for their much anticipated Cape Leopard Trust Environmental camp in the Cederberg. Die Coetzee Ateljee is a specialist art school in Piketberg, run…
Calendar Art Competition 2015: Predators of the Cape
Published: 21 April 2015
The Cape Leopard Trust is pleased to announce its 3rd annual art competition, this year fully sponsored by Bridgestone SA! We are particularly pleased that Bridgestone is continuing to support our art competition, as it was through our…
Look out for our “Leopards in the Fynbos” roadside interpretive signs
Published: 20 April 2015
The Cape’s majestic sandstone mountains provide spectacular views and scenery to anyone lucky enough to be driving through them. The exquisite beauty and diversity of Fynbos plants, especially when in flower, adds some more flair and allure. Along…
A Special Thank You to Supa Quick
Published: 09 April 2015
With a total of 34 camps booked for 2015 and just 5 of those already completed, not to mention the numerous scheduled day trips, our education bus is always working hard! At our recent 100,000 km…
A Date with Fire Lily - Urban Caracal Project
Published: 02 April 2015
Greetings Urban Caracal Project supporters! I am a proud new member of the Urban Caracal Project team- the first full-time volunteer to work on the project. I recently graduated with a bachelor's degree in science from…
Acceptable trapping techniques
The Cape Leopard Trust’s position statement on acceptable trapping techniques for carnivore research
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