AkaroA Winter NEWS, 2010
Run in USA to save the cheetahs !
Three marathons are held in the U.S. to save cheetahs in three different cities: a great initiative to educate and involve the public in safeguarding the sprinter!
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Flowers for Bees!
In spring 2010, plant species will be planted honey over 250 kilometers of road verges. The bees will benefit from a supplementary food resource.
"This is a first in France," said Pierre Testu, host of "Biodiversity Network to bees", an association of beekeepers and farmers who will monitor the experiment.
It will be conducted in six major regions in the directions of interdepartmental roads: north, northwest, southwest, central massif and Atlantic..
1,500 hectares of fallow farm were developed in France: farmers have planted flowers on the land to help increase the supply of food for bees, but nothing had been put up on the roadsides.
This will be done in the spring thanks to the power of the state that is the only one to intervene on the road network. Indeed, Dominique Bussereau, Secretary of State for Transport, and Chantal Jouanno, Secretary of State for Ecology are committed in this direction.
It is worth recalling that the bees are in danger and they are a vital link in the chain of life ... see our Support French Projects.
Results of the World Challenge 2009
The Cheetah Conservation Fund has unfortunately not won the World Challenge 2009 ...
Thank you for your support!
We will keep you informed of other upcoming events for the Protection of cheetahs!
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