The Department of Environment (DOE) has revised a comprehensive plan, setting its strategic goals for the conservation and ...

Iran's only Asiatic cheetah cub died Tuesday despite days of treatment for kidney failure, local media reported. Pirouz, 10 months old, had been the only survivor of his litter of three endangered ...

The speedy and deadly cheetah will be reintroduced to India, 70 years since being considered extinct there. ... India would give Iran some of its lions in exchange for some Asiatic cheetahs. ...

Listed as critically endangered by the IUCN, the Asiatic cheetah is among the rarest cats in the world at subspecies level, with fewer than 50 believed to remain in Iran.

Asiatic sub-species vulnerable, can't be translocated Currently, the North and West African subspecies of cheetah face critical endangerment, with only three significant populations remaining ...

The Asiatic cheetahs were declared to be officially extinct in 1952 in India. Now, thanks to a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that the Indian government signed with Namibia, ...

Iran’s Asiatic cheetah cub, Pirouz, dies of kidney failure. Pirouz, meaning ‘victor’, had become a symbol of hope for many amid crushing social and economic pressures.

India’s Asiatic cheetah population was declared extinct in 1952, due to hunting, habitat loss and food scarcity, writes BBC News’ Nadeem Shad. It’s the only large carnivore thought to have ...

The last three Asiatic cheetahs were hunted down in 1948 by an Indian king in central India. In 1952, India officially declared the cheetah extinct in the country. In 2009, ...

At one point, the Asiatic cheetah ranged widely across North Africa, the Middle East and throughout India. During the Mughal Empire era, tamed cheetahs served as royal hunting companions, coursing ...

Seven decades after cheetahs died out in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has released eight cats that were transported from Namibia to their new home: a national park in the heart of India.