Namibian musicians join global campaign to save wild cheetah


  • World
  • Friday, 16 Oct 2020

WINDHOEK, Oct. 15 (Xinhua) -- Namibian musicians have teamed up with the international organization Conservation Music and Earthsong to support the Cheetah Conservation Fund in its mission to save the wild Cheetah, of which only 7,000 remain in the wild.

The initiative dubbed "Endangered" is a series of art, music, and film campaigns to raise funds for organizations that are working to protect endangered species and their habitat, a statement released Thursday said.

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