Duma, meaning cheetah in Swahili, is one of two male 

cheetahs at Mokolodi Game Reserve in Botswana. 

I was lucky to spend 4 hours with them on my last 

day in Botswana working as a volunteer for 

Cheetah Conservation Botswana. 

This project has reached so much since it was started 

two years ago. Read more about the project here 

and how you can support it. 

cheetahbotswana.com

One of two cheetah cubs in Jwaneng Game Reserve, 

where the volunteers also helped feeding the two females 

Alice & Gracie. They had lost their mother and another sibling 

and are now staying here until they can be released 

around the age of 18 months. The estimated number 

of cheetahs in Africa is now 10.000 and the cheetah is 

the most endangered big cat in Africa. 

Cheetah tracks found in Jwaneng Game Reserve on 

the 15^th of May this year. And we found more 

the following week. Working as a volunteer for 

Cheetah Conservation Botswana also includes radio tracking 

from vehicle and by plane.

As soon as I have picked out the photos from my trip 

to put on the web site you can see more and learn 

more about this unique cat.