We recently learned of a wonderful project headed by Marilu O’lyaryz. She is using her talents at film-making to bring attention to the plight of the cheetah.
Predators throughout the world have experienced more than enough prosecution. Projects like these that benefit large predators are so important. Please visit her page and learn more about what she’s doing, and if you can contribute even a single dollar, it will be greatly appreciated! You can also visit her blog to learn more. We’re so inspired when people dedicate their energies to helping nature!
We’ll leave you with a beautiful photo from her website —
These great cats have a powerful ally in Marilu O'lyaryz and her team.
Posted on February 10th, 2012 by Kenton and Rebecca
Filed under: Networking for Nature
Thank you for the nice comment and for sharing our website. Yours is awesome! It is so exciting to have such an interesting menu for kids. Kudos to you!
Can you tell me what kind of bug this is:
http://youtu.be/4z_GfhIG3NA
Hello Marjie,
We do love your site as well — you’re doing some incredible things over there!
Hello Serenity,
We’re not sure about those, but the gentleman over at http://beetlesinthebush.wordpress.com/ could probably help you out. Good luck!
I would like to see that wonderful cats alive, but not to close of course, and please, take a look at my video on my blog.
Thanks to her. She is doing a great job. Cheetahs look so nice.
That photograph is beautiful.
I discorvered your website and, I’m enchanted. Your presentation of nature is bieutiful. Sorry for my english, I’m just a little french, and I dream whit your blog. Thank you.
Such beautiful creatures as is the project. I hope it takes off and makes a difference. I hope to one day see a cheetah in person (from a distance of course) ! Thanks for sharing!
Wow, this is such a fantastic goal! I am in love with big cats and it pains me to think of how the populations of these beautiful animals diminishes with each passing day. National Geographic also launched an initiative directed toward this cause, you can check it out here: “http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/big-cats/cause-an-uproar/”
Also, I checked out the link and was looking forward to seeing this production released when I noticed they did not reach their funding goal by their deadline. Does anyone happen know if they are still going to proceed with the production or not?
I am really happy to see so many people trying to help save the cheetahs. It is really unfair how we treat wild life and we should be spreading awareness throughout the world.
Great photo and great cause!!
The cheetahs are incredible animals, people need to love and care for them!