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Update from David Youldon on our ALERT (African Lion and Environmental Research Trust)

Newsletters » May/June 2008 » Update from David Youldon on our ALERT

This month we have been gearing up for a release of three lionesses into stage two at our Dollar Block site in Zimbabwe, followed by a male in the near future. Those lions are Athena, Nala, Narnia and Milo.

To find outmore about our preparations for their release read our stage two update in this edition. Look out for our special report next month about how the released lions fair, or if you cannot wait that long, join our Facebook group for more regular updates.

In stage one another two of our lions have made their first kill, and others continue their strong hunting success. Our youngest cubs are growing up quick whilst others are about to retire from walks to start their hunting campaign at night. Read our stage one update for details.

Also this month we take a look at the role of our lion handlers within the program; a team of dedicated individuals that work with the lions every day and night to make sure the program is working effectively, and safely. So who are they and what do they do?

We have now published our ethical fundraising policy, and also offer you further ways that you can support the program.

All of our staff were deeply saddened by the unexpected death of Amanzi; one of the most charismatic lions in the program’s history. He will be sorely missed.

As ever, we thank you for your support as we continue to do our part in saving the African lion.

Kindest regards
David Youldon
ALERT Chief Operating Officer

For more information visit www.lionalert.org

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