I have found cheetahs and lions using the hills, but they don’t seem to spend a great proportion of their time up there. Perhaps because the prey is mainly down on the plains.

The “cats and dogs” bill (as it has come to be known) is probably worth supporting.

You’re correct. Populations of lions have dropped drastically in the last two decades. I use this fact to motivate the urgency of my work. As for my vision (isn’t that a bit of a grand term?): I think one of the most critical tasks is simply to try to understand how much of our wildlife we have left. Then its worth carefully testing conservation interventions, while documenting their success or otherwise. These may sound like simple ambitions, but I think they are worthwhile. Thus… I do extensive monitoring of the lion population here. Leela, Antony and Amy are running the Lion Guardians program.