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Panthera Africa’s First Annual Fundraising Golf Day

First Annual Fundraising Golf Day

Panthera Africa’s First Annual Fundraising Golf Day We are thrilled to announce Panthera Africa’s first annual Fundraising Golf Day, which will take place on 3 September 2024 at the prestigious Arabella Golf Estate. This exciting event promises a fantastic day of golf, thrilling prizes, and the opportunity to support our beloved big cats. Event Details: […]

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Panthera Africa Proud to Join ATTA For Action Championing Conservation, Education, Development, and Climate Action

Panthera Africa Proud to Join ATTA For Action: Championing Conservation, Education, Development, and Climate Action

Panthera Africa Proud to Join ATTA For Action: Championing Conservation, Education, Development, and Climate Action 2 August 2024 – Stanford – Panthera Africa is excited to announce its membership with ATTA For Action, a distinguished network dedicated to advancing conservation, education, and sustainable development worldwide. This partnership underscores Panthera Africa’s unwavering commitment to protecting our

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BioDB and Panthera Africa Uniting for animal conservation awareness

BioDB and Panthera Africa: Uniting for Animal Conservation Awareness

In the world of wildlife conservation, collaboration and partnership are the keys to achieving a significant impact. Two organizations, BioDB and Panthera Africa, have recently joined forces with a shared mission: to increase awareness about animal extinction and promote the protection of our planet’s endangered species. In this blog, we’ll introduce BioDB, explain why they

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Gabriel Relocation

Gabriel’s Relocation

Animal Survival International (ASI) recently helped relocate a 13-year-old leopard from a defunct animal facility in Gauteng to Panthera Africa Big Cat Sanctuary (PABCS) in the Western Cape. Gabriel is one of many captive big cats in South Africa, most of whom will spend their lives in unsuitable, confined enclosures after being removed from their

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Tourism Recovery Programme

The Tourism Recovery Programme by the TUI Care Foundation is a training, mentoring and financial support programme. It was designed to help 415 travel and tourism businesses in Egypt, Mexico, Kenya, South Africa and Tunisia get through the pandemic and become resilient, sustainable tourism businesses. Over 100 colleagues from the TUI Group have contributed to

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Serval relocation

Serval relocation

Born Free is over the moon to see how well four young servals – kept illegally as pets in Belgium and rescued by our Natuurehulpcentrum colleagues – have settled into their new lives at our section of Panthera Africa Big Cat Sanctuary, since their epic relocation in March this year. The sanctuary is nestled in

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Press release on documentary exposing SA’s Captive Lion Industry

“Lions, Bones & Bullets” is a new documentary exposing SA’s Captive Lion Industry and follows the wildlife trafficking trail to Laos and Viet Nam. British author Richard Peirce talks to lion farmers and hunters in South Africa who are exporting lion bones to Southeast Asia for the traditional medicine trade, supplementing the tiger bones trade.

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Final Paw Print

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