Talks and Presentations
Besides the adoption of one of the Big (and smaller) Cats of the Wildlife Heritage Foundation, we now offer also talks on Big Cat Conservation and Wildlife Photography.
Talks on Big Cat Conservation can be generic about Big Cats or specific on certain cat types like the Amur Leopard, Sumatran and Siberian Tigers.
Talks on Big Cat Conservation can be generic about Big Cats or specific on certain cat types like the Amur Leopard, Sumatran and Siberian Tigers.
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The talk about Big Cat conservation will explain
- What is considered to be a Big Cat?
- Where do Big Cats live (geographic distribution and habitat)?
- What are the threats to their existence?
- What conservation efforts are undertaken to protect the species?
- What does the Wildlife Heritage Foundation do?
- How can we help?
The duration of the talk is normally around an hour, but might take a little longer depending on questions.
The presentation will include photos, taken by Barbara Meyer in South Africa and at the Wildlife Heritage Foundation. These photos and also products of the Wildlife Heritage Foundation will be available for sale to participants at the talk.
- What is considered to be a Big Cat?
- Where do Big Cats live (geographic distribution and habitat)?
- What are the threats to their existence?
- What conservation efforts are undertaken to protect the species?
- What does the Wildlife Heritage Foundation do?
- How can we help?
The duration of the talk is normally around an hour, but might take a little longer depending on questions.
The presentation will include photos, taken by Barbara Meyer in South Africa and at the Wildlife Heritage Foundation. These photos and also products of the Wildlife Heritage Foundation will be available for sale to participants at the talk.
The Amur Leopard talk will provide information about
- The Amur Leopard in general, including its habitat
- Threats to its existence
- Conservation Efforts
- The work of the Wildlife Heritage Foundation
The duration of the talk is ususally 30 minutes, but may last slightly long, depending on questions.
The presentation will include photos, taken by Barbara Meyer in the Wildlife Heritage Foundation as well as photos of the Amur Leopard and its natural habitat, provided by the Wildlife Heritage Foundation.
Barbara's photos and also products of the Wildlife Heritage Foundation will be available for sale to participants at the talk.
- The Amur Leopard in general, including its habitat
- Threats to its existence
- Conservation Efforts
- The work of the Wildlife Heritage Foundation
The duration of the talk is ususally 30 minutes, but may last slightly long, depending on questions.
The presentation will include photos, taken by Barbara Meyer in the Wildlife Heritage Foundation as well as photos of the Amur Leopard and its natural habitat, provided by the Wildlife Heritage Foundation.
Barbara's photos and also products of the Wildlife Heritage Foundation will be available for sale to participants at the talk.