by David Hill | Tuesday, 6 January, 2026 | Saiga News
In Central Asia and across much of Eastern Europe, the Old New Year on 14 January offers a second moment to pause, reflect, and begin again. It is a quieter celebration, rooted in gratitude rather than spectacle. For the Saiga Conservation Alliance, it feels like the...
by David Hill | Tuesday, 6 January, 2026 | Saiga News
Central Asia is a complex and interesting region where many faiths celebrate many different holidays and observe many different calendars.
For the minority of orthodox Christian’s Christmas is celebrated on Jan 7th. So in light of this, Merry Christmas!
As we...
by David Hill | Friday, 19 December, 2025 | Saiga News
Every May, communities across Karakalpakstan come together to celebrate a remarkable symbol of the steppe: the Saiga antelope. This year marked a decade of Saiga Day celebrations and the second year since Uzbekistan officially recognised the holiday through...
by David Hill | Friday, 12 December, 2025 | Saiga News
Donate today to keep Saiga rangers warm and mobile Rangers play a vital and often unseen role in wildlife conservation. From tracking migrations to deterring poaching, they are the first, and sometimes only, line of defence for endangered species. The saiga antelope...
by David Hill | Thursday, 11 December, 2025 | Saiga News
Donate today to secure a future for Saiga News For nearly twenty years, Saiga News has been one of the most important tools in saiga conservation: a multilingual, cross-border online magazine that brings together scientists, rangers, policymakers, educators, and...
by David Hill | Thursday, 11 December, 2025 | Saiga News
Donate Today to help us scale this project The Saiga Conservation Alliance is proud to announce a major conservation achievement on the Ustyurt Plateau of Uzbekistan: the installation of the first-ever solar-powered, fully automatic watering point for Saigas and other...
by David Hill | Friday, 21 February, 2025 | Migratory Species Day, Saiga News, Uzbekistan - Featured Post
Каракалпакстан, ноябрь 2024 г. – В школах Каракалпакстана прошел День мигрирующих животных, ежегодное образовательное мероприятие, направленное на повышение осведомленности детей о миграции животных и значении охраны природы. Организаторами выступили Saiga...
by David Hill | Thursday, 23 January, 2025 | Mongolia, Population Monitoring, Saiga News
WWF-Mongolia, in partnership with the Community Conservationists Network for Saiga, has successfully completed its annual monitoring of the saiga population. The assessment, conducted in late October 2024, employed the internationally recognized line transect method...
by saigaconservationalliance | Tuesday, 3 December, 2024 | Saiga News
As we mark Giving Tuesday, we reflect on the incredible progress made through the Resurrection Island project over the past five years. From discovering new populations of Saiga antelope to creating eco-tourism initiatives that support local communities, this project...
by saigaconservationalliance | Friday, 29 November, 2024 | Saiga News
This Black Friday and Cyber Monday, we’re asking you to consider the bigger picture. These retail-driven days often encourage overconsumption, but this year, we want to challenge you to make a different kind of purchase – one that helps protect rare and vunerable...
