The Leibnitz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife research is supporting farmers in the HWC (Human-Wildlife-Conflict).

They track the large carnivores with satellite collars to research the territorial behavior or in case one of the carnivores is captured in a trap the scientists use samples of cheetah hair to determine the stable isotope ratios of carbon and nitrogen, so they can tell you about the prey of the cheetahs.

Read more on the IZW website:
Cheetah menu: wildlife instead of cattle
Territory holders and floaters: two spatial tactics of male cheetahs