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In Situ Felid Conservation 2013 Revised In Situ Felid Conservation Projects - Africa Project Title Supporting Institutions Action for Cheetah - Kenya Binder Park Zoo Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden Cleveland Metroparks Zoo Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Dickerson Park Zoo Safari West Wildlife Preserve Saint Louis Zoo Utah's Hogle Zoo African People & Wildlife Fund Abilene Zoological Gardens African Predator Conservation Research Organization (APCRO) Utah's Hogle Zoo Oakland Zoo Potawatomi Zoo Anti-Poaching Intervention Campaign in Niger's Termit & Tin Toumma National Nature Reserve Saint Louis Zoo Black-Footed Cat Project Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium Boteti Lion Conservation Project Denver Zoo Capacity Building for a Tanzanian Human Wildlife Conflict Database Saint Louis Zoo Center for Conservation of Large Carnivores in Africa Saint Louis Zoo Central Kalahari Lion Conservation Project in Botswana Denver Zoo Cheetah Adaptations in Varied Land-Use Regions of Kenya Fresno Chaffee Zoo Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) Albuquerque Biological Park BREC's Baton Rouge Zoo Brevard Zoo Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Dallas Zoo Dickerson Park Zoo Indianapolis Zoological Society, Inc. Little Rock Zoo Oregon Zoo Philadelphia Zoo Safari West Wildlife Preserve The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore Wildlife Safari Cheetah Conservation Botswana Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden Milwaukee County Zoological Gardens Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium Saint Louis Zoo Cheetah Outreach Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden Cheetah Conservation in the Kalahari Denver Zoo Disney's Animal Kingdom Conservation Medicine Critical Care Initiative Smithsonian National Zoological Park Dogs Saving Cats Disney's Animal Kingdom Roger Williams Park Zoo Endangered Wildlife Trust - Livestock Guarding Dog Project Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium Ewaso Lions: Securing a Future for Lions Through Research and Community-based Conservation in Northern Kenya Busch Gardens Tampa Bay Houston Zoo, Inc. Improving Cheetah Health by Linking Physiologic and Behavioral Stress Metrics to Management Oregon Zoo Influence of Prey Distribution on Lion Movements In Kenya Denver Zoo Kenyan Game Scouts The Living Desert Lion Guardians El Paso Zoo Fort Wayne Children's Zoo Houston Zoo, Inc. Lee Richardson Zoo Lion Population Research in Gorongosa National Park Zoo Boise Lions, Zebras, and Human Livelihoods Disney's Animal Kingdom Living with Lions - Wild Lion conservation in South Africa Oregon Zoo Maasailand Lion Conservation Program Disney's Animal Kingdom Mbamba Bushmeat and Snaring Project Busch Gardens Tampa Bay Mitigating Human-Lion Conflict in Maasai Mara National Park in Kenya Through Local Community Empowerment Sacramento Zoo Niassa Lion Project Dickerson Park Zoo Utah's Hogle Zoo Houston Zoo, Inc. Non-Invasive Fecal Testing of Wild Canids and Felids Compared to Domestics in Three Different Landscapes in Kenya Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium Pride Dynamics and Dispersal in the Lion Population of Ongava Game Reserve Philadelphia Zoo Protecting Elephant and Other Bodiversity in the Lower Zambezi, Zambia Busch Gardens Tampa Bay Protecting Livestock from Lion Predation Through Boma Fortification Indianapolis Zoological Society, Inc. Pathogen Prevalence in a Highly Vulnerable, Low-Density Population of Lions in Northern Tuli Reserve, Botswana Oklahoma City Zoological Park Rebuilding the Pride Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden Akron Zoological Park Relationship Between Genetics, Stress and AA Amyloidosis Prevalence in Cheetahs Smithsonian National Zoological Park Riverbanks Field Conservation Associates Program-Kruger National Park Riverbanks Zoo & Garden Ruaha Carnivore Project Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden Cleveland Metroparks Zoo Disney's Animal Kingdom Houston Zoo, Inc. Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens Fresno Chaffee Zoo Riverbanks Zoo & Garden Safari West Wildlife Preserve Saint Louis Zoo Sahara Conservation Fund Dickerson Park Zoo Disney's Animal Kingdom Sand Cat Conservation Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden Saving the Wild Cheetah: Training the Future Farmers of Africa (FFA) Busch Gardens Tampa Bay SLCS Village Scout Anti-Snaring Patrols and Veterinary Equipment Zoo Miami Social Aspects of Human-Wildlife Conflict Management Busch Gardens Tampa Bay Tanzania Carnivore Program Saint Louis Zoo Using Livestock Guarding Dogs to Minimize Human-Carnivore Conflict in South Africa Cleveland Metroparks Zoo Working Dogs for Conservation Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden.
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