Release of two remaining male cheetahs
On 9 July 2012 the two last remaining males from Mountain Zebra National Park were collected by Mr Anthony Peniston from Vision Africa Wildlife, They were taken to his facility…
On 9 July 2012 the two last remaining males from Mountain Zebra National Park were collected by Mr Anthony Peniston from Vision Africa Wildlife, They were taken to his facility…
The leopard prior to release In our blog post Leopard Conservation, we shared how on the 17th July 2012, a leopard - that had been trapped by a farmer in…
On the 17th of July 2012, HESC‘s animal curator, Christo Schreiber, was contacted by the Leopard Conservation Project (LCP). They were bringing yet another leopard to the Hoedspruit Endangered Species…
The python - safely ensconced in a cage Licia - one of our curators at HESC - found a large python in the cheetah camp of "Flenters" yesterday. Obviously the intruder…
On 31 May 2012 the adult female along with her daughter (part of the original five cheetahs) were successfully collard and placed into a holding pen situated on Camp Jabulani’s…
Lente Roode (HESC Founder) and Christo Schreiber (HESC Curator) with one of the cheetahs Earlier this year HESC went to Mountain Zebra National Park in Cradock, Graaf-Reinet to fetch five…
We’re happy to announce that the 2 males were finally set free on Thursday 27 October 2011. The adult female that arrived at HESC on the 22nd of May 2011…
Cheetah release by Byron Wright In April the Mountain Zebra National Park in Cradock decided to relocate eight of its cheetahs to new homes. This was in order to ensure…
At the beginning of December last year HESC received a phone call from a farmer who was experiencing problems with a Red caracal on his livestock farm. Fortunately he decided…
The soon to be released Red caracal At the beginning of December last year HESC received a phone call from a farmer who was experiencing problems with a Red caracal…