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Mike rides for the protection of Leopards

Mike rides for the protection of Leopards

Funds Raised:
R 9 600
Fundraising Target:
R 50 000

Personal message

I am riding the 94.7 because I am passionate about wildlife and believe in what  The Leopard Consevation Project stands for. With alot more funding they will be able to protect many more threatened wild leopards throughout South Africa

Donations

  • Nov 15, 2013 - R 100.00
  • "Cycle with the speed of a leopard" - Tania Erasmus
  • Nov 13, 2013 - R 2 000.00
  • "I wish I could have joined all you wonderful people. Have a great ride!" - Djuma Game Reserve
  • Nov 13, 2013 - R 1 000.00
  • "Good luck Mike! We support you." - Hans and Myriam 1287
  • Nov 11, 2013 - R 1 000.00
  • "Spin those legs for the leopards." - Herman and Jeannette 1255
  • Nov 10, 2013 - R 2 500.00
  • "Well done Mike. A cause I fully support!" - Gerrit Jan van der Grijn
  • Nov 09, 2013 - R 500.00
  • "Good luck Mike. So great to be doing something for such a worthy cause xxx" - Di Cole
  • Nov 01, 2013 - R 2 500.00
  • "Go Mike!" - Zandspruit Estates Bush and Aero Estates

Statistics

Fundraising target

R 50 000.00

Donations to date

R 9 600.00

Leopard Conservation Project

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Fred Berrangé established the Leopard Conservation Project (LCP) in 2000.The Organisation was registered as a non-profit, section 21 Company in 2007. The focus of the project has primarily been to protect leopard from poaching, poisoning, trapping, and over-hunting, however in recent years focus has shifted to include the collection of data on population and territory size as well as the genetic relatedness and diversity of leopards within different regions. LCP has captured, darted, collared and released a number of animals into suitable environments with GSM cell phone collars and now monitors their movements remotely through the use of cutting edge technology. Collaring these animals has enabled LCP to collect morphometric (physiological) data that will contribute to a better understanding of how these animals are equipped and affected by the challenges they face.