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   My way forward is through education, both interesting and informative, but also highlighting the very real threats that these animals create. I believe firstly, that the education of children if the most important aspect. The education of dangerous wildlife is already a part of the National Curriculum in the United States, where children are taught about the dangers of cats such as puma, as part of their regular school work. These cats, as well as being native to the USA, are already living and breeding in the British countryside and have been doing so for many years.

    First and foremost, children are the most vulnerable, and secondly, they are the new generation. With this in mind, I hold talks and slide-shows to schools and educate them on this subject. My methods in holding public talks to adults are in the same format. These are held at various venues such as town halls and conference centres, and include audiences such as Women's Institutes, Rotary Clubs, The Wildlife Trusts, County Councils and also the Young Farmer's Clubs. I also educate different police forces on this matter in the same way, as they are usually the first port of call when someone sees a large exotic cat. Over the years, I have become a exotic cat consultant for most of Wales, Monmouthshire, Gloucestershire, West Mercia and Herefordshire constabularies, assisting them whenever and wherever I am needed. 

    I appear on local, national and International Television in over one hundred countries around the world, and regularly receive mail from Australia and Ireland, especially as they have the same problem with Large exotic cats as the British Isles. I also do Radio work on local and national stations, such as Radio 4, BBC Wales, Real Radio and BBC Radio Gloucestershire, I also consult for most local and national newspapers which are to many to mention, including live web-chats on the internet. 

       I travel around the British Isles in a large motor home many times a year on pre-arranged field trips to places such as Bodmin Moor, 

Dartmoor, Exmoor, The New Forest, West Wales and also North Wales. I regularly handle and photograph many exotic cats around the British Isles during my travels. The most important thing to remember is that it isn't the cat's fault that they are living here. They are only here because man put them here. These animals are just doing what they do best ... SURVIVING.

    Education, to both children and adults, is the only way forward. I intend to improve people's knowledge of large exotic cats in the British Isles.

"Simply put, we have to learn to live with new neighbours!"

    "My small beginning has made a national impression. My aim is to educate everyone who talks to me with informative and interesting information, and year by year, work hand in hand with more and more organisations who need my help". 

"Want to know more?"

Anyone wishing to book Danny Nineham for an illustrated talk with slides and over 70 colour A3 laminated photographs of UK evidence, life-size plywood cut-outs of Black leopard and puma and other UK evidence such as skulls, stone dust casts, track charts e.t.c. can contact him on 01594 844182 or 07790667327.

 Enquiries@DannyNineham.co.uk

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