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Released eagle owl gives birth to two chicks

  • Post author:HESC
  • Post published:November 10, 2015
  • Post category:Conservation/Releases
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One of our core beliefs here at The HESC is that, whereever possible, animals are to be released to the wild where they belong. It was five years ago that…

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Announcing the release of two cheetahs in November 2015

  • Post author:HESC
  • Post published:November 2, 2015
  • Post category:Cheetahs/Conservation/Releases
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Plans are in place to release two male cheetahs, Wim and Tobie, at the Air Force Base Makhado (formerly known as Air Force Base Louis Trichardt) on 20 November 2015.…

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Susan the cheetah’s collar is removed

  • Post author:HESC
  • Post published:August 1, 2015
  • Post category:Cheetahs/Conservation/From The Hospital/News/Releases/Veterinary
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On 29th July 2015, Susan the cheetah was darted and had her collar removed. She is the female cheetah released onto The Kapama Reserve in 2012. When cheetahs are released…

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Susan the cheetah is spotted hunting

  • Post author:HESC
  • Post published:July 3, 2015
  • Post category:Cheetahs/Conservation/News/Releases
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We are delighted to advise that Susan, a cheetah that was released onto the Kapama Private Game Reserve in October 2012, is doing very well out in the wild. While…

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Soft release of two Caracals, Chilli and Pepper, at HESC

  • Post author:HESC
  • Post published:April 7, 2015
  • Post category:Conservation/General Animals/Releases
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On 22 January 2015 two Caracals, Chilli and Pepper, was soft released at The Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre (HESC). The term “soft release” means to release the animal into a…

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An update on two released cheetahs on Makutsi Game Reserve and Ukulima Game Farm

  • Post author:HESC
  • Post published:March 10, 2015
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Aschanti Two wild cheetahs were captured on the 20th and 22nd October 2013 respectively. They were found running next to the R40 highway and parallel to a railway line. After…

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Update on female cheetah released on Makutsi

  • Post author:HESC
  • Post published:March 4, 2015
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 The female that was released on Makutsi is doing very well. She was named Aschanti. She was kept in the boma until mid December, and on the first attempted release,…

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AN UPDATE: KAPI THE RELEASED CHEETAH

  • Post author:HESC
  • Post published:June 10, 2014
  • Post category:Cheetahs/Conservation/Releases
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There is nothing more rewarding than being a part of a successful cheetah release. In December 2013, we released a male cheetah called Kapi onto Kapama Private Game Reserve. As Kapi…

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An update on Bubbles the Serval by assistant curator Karien Smit

  • Post author:HESC
  • Post published:June 3, 2014
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Bubbles exploring the bush Since the Centre opened its doors, we have seen many animals successfully released. Some of these releases involve a crate door being opened with the animal…

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Update on Cheetah female that was released on Kapama Private Game Reserve.

  • Post author:HESC
  • Post published:March 4, 2014
  • Post category:Cheetahs/Conservation/News/Releases
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In December 2014 a female cheetah was spotted east of Masuthu plains in the same area as two lions. A few days later she was spotted walking in a western…

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