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Cheetahs: Biology and Conservation - Chapter 18: Cheetah Conservation and Educational Programs

Elsevier, Cheetahs: Biology and Conservation, 2018, Pages 251-263
Authors: 
Courtney Hughes, Jane Horgan, Rebecca Klein, Laurie Marker

In this chapter we provide an overview of educational programming used across cheetah conservation organizations, and include considerations for designing, implementing, and evaluating such programs for success. Examples are taken directly from existing organizations, and resources and references are provided to assist future practitioners.

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