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19.04.2012 09:00

SCA's Elena Bykova featured in new book profiling the lives and work of 40 of the world's leading conservationists

SCA founding member and Executive Secretary Elena Bykova has very kindly been included in a new book profiling the efforts of some of the world's leading conservationists for her work with saigas in Uzbekistan.

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Saigas are one of the most threatened species on the planet. Their numbers declined by 95% in just 15 years.

The Saiga Conservation Alliance (SCA) is committed to saving the critically endangered saiga antelope from imminent extinction. We are a long-standing network of scientists and conservationists who work across saiga range states on grassroots projects informed by sound science. At the SCA we believe in bringing stakeholders together to emphasize human needs and to act as a catalyst for sustainable conservation solutions.
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News

19.04.2012

SCA's Elena Bykova featured in new book profiling the lives and work of 40 of the world's leading conservationists

SCA founding member and Executive Secretary Elena Bykova has very kindly been included in a new book profiling the efforts of some of the world's leading conservationists for her work with saigas in Uzbekistan.

Read more...

12.03.2012

Saiga News 14 now available online

The Winter 2011/12 issue of Saiga News (Issue 14) is now available to download in English and Russian.

09.02.2012

Call for saiga conservation project data

The SCA and the Association for the Conservation of Biodiversity in Kazakhstan are working together to develop a comprehensive online database of all projects which address the conservation and sustainable use of the saiga antelope.

24.12.2011

Winners of the USFWS-funded Small Grants programme 2011

We are pleased to announce the winners of the USFWS-funded Small Grants programme 2011

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