Re: Snap wild dogs, cheetahs, EWT asks public
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2016 8:27 pm
I have only seen them sleeping 
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Re: Snap wild dogs, cheetahs, EWT asks public
Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2016 2:43 pm
Great to see them so far north.
Re: Snap wild dogs, cheetahs, EWT asks public
Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2016 7:11 am
Not sure what to make of this, Is sanparks now a tourist destination where all the money is going into accommodation, that they now need donations to do there work . Is this not one of the major draw cards to the park and should it not have been done a long time ago 
https://www.givengain.com/cause/2552/campaigns/17276/
Re: Snap wild dogs, cheetahs, EWT asks public
Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2016 8:31 am
BTW, above sighting was 5 dogs, indeed Mooiplaas waterhole and surrounds.
I would suggest starting a new topic about the inoculation, PRWIN?
I would suggest starting a new topic about the inoculation, PRWIN?
Re: Snap wild dogs, cheetahs, EWT asks public
Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2016 9:58 am
I have started a topic https://www.africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f ... 38#p333838
Re: Snap wild dogs, cheetahs, EWT asks public
Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2022 11:56 am
Endangered Wildlife Trust
The Kruger National Park is one of Africa's most important protected areas for Wild Dog and Cheetah conservation. The Endangered Wildlife Trust and SANParks would like to enlist your help in counting and monitoring these threatened carnivores!
Participate in this Citizen Science Census by sending photographs and locations of Cheetahs or Wild Dogs you may spot while you are in the Kruger to:
WhatsApp: +27 71 470 7112
Facebook or Instagram: @EWTcensus
Email: census@ewt.org.za
How to photograph the Cheetah(s) or Wild Dog(s)
> Full body, left and right side profile photos.
> Try to get a photo from behind to assist with identifying individual sexes.
> It is important to note if more than one individual is seen. Try to take photos of one individual at a time, with some photos of the group to assist with assigning each photo to an individual.
Please note that by submitting sightings via email, you consent to receive communications from the Endangered Wildlife Trust.
The Kruger National Park is one of Africa's most important protected areas for Wild Dog and Cheetah conservation. The Endangered Wildlife Trust and SANParks would like to enlist your help in counting and monitoring these threatened carnivores!
Participate in this Citizen Science Census by sending photographs and locations of Cheetahs or Wild Dogs you may spot while you are in the Kruger to:
WhatsApp: +27 71 470 7112
Facebook or Instagram: @EWTcensus
Email: census@ewt.org.za
How to photograph the Cheetah(s) or Wild Dog(s)
> Full body, left and right side profile photos.
> Try to get a photo from behind to assist with identifying individual sexes.
> It is important to note if more than one individual is seen. Try to take photos of one individual at a time, with some photos of the group to assist with assigning each photo to an individual.
Please note that by submitting sightings via email, you consent to receive communications from the Endangered Wildlife Trust.