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The Saiga Conservation Alliance has been working to protect the critically endangered Saiga Antelope for over two decades. Thanks to dedicated conservation efforts across the saiga's range, made possible through the support of our donors, we have great news to share....
Watering holes and their hidden uses
Andrey Gilev and Karina Karenina have just got back from the Stepnoi Sanctuary in Russia, where they were continuing their work into the significance of artesian wells for saigas. The role of water sources of different types, including artesian wells, in the life...
Kazakhstan sets saiga horns ablaze.
*Saiga horns are also known as ling yang (羚羊) and used in Traditional Chinese Medicine Kazakh authorities have carried out the first public burning of 148 saiga horns, five carcasses and 31 saiga skulls seized in Kazakhstan. This event was initiated by Saiga...
We’re hiring! Looking for a project manager
The Saiga Conservation Alliance is looking for a Project Manager, based within a saiga range state, who will report to the SCA programme manager (based in the UK) and the SCA Chairperson, to coordinate the fulfilment of the SCA’s programmes. It includes a mixture of...
See us at the 2018 Fall Wildlife Conservation Expo
Speaking Saigas
By Munib Sajad Khanyari. Nothing comes close to experiencing the beauty of Saigas roaming their vast habitat. A close second is perhaps sharing their stories and gaining valuable feedback ensuring the work my colleagues and I do is robust and meaningful....
Lovely News Article from National Geographic
*Saiga horns are also known as ling yang (羚羊) and used in Traditional Chinese Medicine Thanks go out to John Wendle and the National Geographic team from this lovely article. Read it here John joined our colleagues at the ACBK this Spring on their yearly census...
Aggregating for a Secure Future? Lessons from the Saiga Expedition to the Ural Steppe.
As the moon light starting shimmering over the flat expanse of the steppe, our tabletka (The old classic Russian steppe vehicle) finally came to its penultimate stop. We had arrived at camp. There I was a part of an international team of researchers, journalists and...
CONSUMPTION OF THE ENDANGERED SAIGA ANTELOPE’S HORN REMAINS HIGH IN SINGAPORE
*Saiga horns are also known as ling yang (羚羊) and used in Traditional Chinese Medicine By: Meryl Theng, Research Assistant, National University of Singapore @uberhyped Since the 2012 Asian Scientist report on the issue of consumption of horn...
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