General news and project updates
Vets go wild in Wupperthal
Published: 27 June 2014
Sometimes The Cape Leopard Trust gets a request for assistance from other worthwhile projects, and this one really appealed to us. When vet Annelize Roos contacted us to say she and a team of helpers were…
Hi-Tec Inspired by CLT Environmental Education Project
Published: 18 June 2014
Hi-Tec is known globally for its outdoor apparel, especially its durable and hard wearing walking boots. When in the Cederberg and on day trips around Cape Town, participants in our programme are required to undertake some challenging…
International CLT Researcher Seeking Lodging
Published: 13 June 2014
To all of our enthusiastic project supporters out there – we will soon have a new addition to the CLT family this year. Laurel Serieys is a post-doctoral student from the USA. Based with the University of…
Lending a helping hand
Published: 09 June 2014
Non-profit organisations like The Cape Leopard Trust are reliant on the goodwill and support of the public and private sector, and we are indeed fortunate that there are so many people and companies willing to pledge…
Skilpad says it with Flowers
Published: 08 June 2014
We are always humbled and grateful for partners willing to assist our researchers and students with their important conservation work, and in this case offer them a 'home from home' so that we know our visitors…
New Avis Cat On The Block
Published: 29 May 2014
The Cape Leopard Trust has recently taken delivery of a new Polo Vivo 'Blue Motion' courtesy of our awesome partners Avis. The new vehicle is already out on the road visiting schools and being guest of…
Cederberg celebration marks 10 year anniversary of The Cape Leopard Trust
Published: 23 May 2014
On a cool autumn afternoon in the Cederberg, over 150 special friends gathered at the Nuwerus Rest Camp for an informal celebration of The Cape Leopard Trust's 10th anniversary. The day started with a choice of…
Titus The Phantom Cat
Published: 25 April 2014
Captured by a leopard – Hadley Lyners Seven months ago I took up my position as one of the environmental educators for The Cape Leopard Trust. Much like the participants in our education programme in the…
Vote4Charity – Win R50 000 for the Cape leopards
Published: 22 April 2014
On 7 April 2014 MyVillage MyPlanet kicked off with their national Vote4Charity survey campaign, asking supporters to vote for their favourite charity. The survey doesn’t just provide insights into the kind of charities that South Africans love to…
MySchool MyVillage MyPlanet Vote4Charity competition
Published: 11 April 2014
The Cape Leopard Trust has a chance to win up to R50 000 if we can get the most votes in the My School My Village My Planet Vote4Charity competition. It is really quick and easy.…
Acceptable trapping techniques
The Cape Leopard Trust’s position statement on acceptable trapping techniques for carnivore research
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