Cheetahs used to thrive in numbers of over 100,000 throughout Africa and Asia. Today, those numbers have dropped to less than 7,500 - occupying only 9% of their natural range. The three main threats to cheetah populations across the species range human-wildlife conflict, habitat loss, and the illegal pet trade.
The Cheetah Conservation Fund is the global leader in research and conservation of cheetahs.
CCF’s vision is to see a world in which cheetahs live and flourish in coexistence with people within a sustainable system that is protective of the environment, socially responsible, and economically viable.
For more information, visit Cheetah.org.
