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05/04/2026

05/02/2026

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We’re Hiring HR and Administration Officer

KopeLion is looking for an experienced HR and Administration Officer to join our team.

This role is central to supporting our people, strengthening operations, and ensuring the smooth running of both office and field activities.

If you have experience in HR, administration, or accounting, and are passionate about working in a conservation environment, we would love to hear from you.

📅 Application deadline: 15 May 2026

🔗 View the full advert and apply via the QR code or visit the link in comments.

05/02/2026

Our Ndutu Safari Lodge!

The wet season is a time of abundance for many in the bush, but with 4 little mouths to feed and protect it can still be a challenge! 🐆
photo by Rob Barbour
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04/26/2026

Our World Earth Day!

04/25/2026

This is our Ndutu Safari Lodge!
Reach me out for more information

04/19/2026

v-adventures 👩‍💻 office everywhere - 🇳🇮 Nicaragua

04/19/2026

Rainy season in Nicaragua doesn’t mean slowing down… it just means changing the view 🌧️🌿

From a rocky beach at sunset to a lakeside desk under a volcano, the office keeps moving.
Overlanding life comes with mud, storms, and unpredictable roads—but also moments like these.

And thanks to Starlink, staying connected means v-adventures never stops.
Editing photos, planning expeditions, answering clients… all from wherever we park.

This is what “office everywhere” really looks like.

Not always easy. Always worth it.

04/18/2026

Our Ndutu Safari Lodge

From left- Lugano, Meshak and Steven preparing a delicious cold lunch of Samosa, pork salad, potato salad, coleslaw and other goodies.🍅🥒🥖🧈🥚
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04/18/2026

CHEETAH FROM 100,000 to 7,100: SHOCKING FACTS OF THE WORLD’S FASTEST CAT THAT IS SLOWLY DISAPPEARING💔

The latest global assessments reveal a harsh truth about the Cheetah —there are now only around 6,500 to 7,100 left in the wild.

📉 Population has declined ~37% in just 15 years 🌎 Lost from over 90% of its historic range

SHOCKING FACTS 💔😭

🌍 AFRICAN CHEETAHS
🟡 ~6,400 – 7,000 individuals
Found mainly in:
Namibia, Botswana, South Africa
Kenya, Tanzania
🌿 Holds over 99% of the global population
⚠️ Still declining due to habitat loss & human conflict

🌏 ASIATIC CHEETAHS
🔴 Fewer than 50 individuals remain
📍 Surviving only in Iran
Subspecies: Asiatic cheetah
🚨 Critically endangered — on the edge of extinction

🇮🇳 WHAT ABOUT INDIA?
🇮🇳 Cheetahs were declared extinct in India in 1952
Reintroduction is underway at Kuno National Park
Current population: very small, reintroduced individuals only (not wild-native population yet)

💔 THE BIG PICTURE
🌎 Total global population: ~6,500 – 7,100
📉 Lost from 90% of historic range
⚠️ Asia has almost lost its cheetahs completely

🚨 WHY THEY'RE VANISHING ❓
Habitat loss & human expansion
Conflict with farmers and livestock killings
Illegal wildlife trade (especially cub trafficking)
Low genetic diversity & poor breeding success

💔 A SPECIES ON THE EDGE😢
From nearly 100,000 a century ago… to barely 7,000 today —the cheetah is now one of the most vulnerable big cats on Earth.

If current trends continue, many populations may disappear within our lifetime.

🌱 WHY THIS MATTERS
Cheetahs are not just speed icons —
they are ecosystem balancers, keeping prey populations healthy and landscapes stable.
Lose them… and entire ecosystems begin to unravel.

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