Cheetah and Wildebeest in East Africa

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Cheetah and Wildebeest in East Africa. Protecting the Cheetah’s range also benefits other migratory wildlife, including those not currently protected by international agreements such as Appendix I of the CMS. The Serengeti- Mara-Tsavo landscape, for example, is home not only to a globally important population of Cheetahs, but also to vast numbers of migratory Wildebeest, Zebra, Eland and Thomson’s Gazelle. In 2011, the Tanzanian government ensured that the proposed commercial road network would not bisect the Serengeti and all roads inside the park remain under the park management. This will help to maintain the integrity of the ecosystem and safeguard all of these populations.
Sources National Geographic Magazine, online edition; Frankfurt Zoological Society, Connecting Northern Tanzania, 2011 Conservation Planning for Cheetah and African Wild Dog, 2011
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Appears in Living Planet: Connected Planet, Rapid Response Assessment
Published 2011
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