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Metamorphosis – Change in the air at Sahara Conservation

After 15 years at the helm of the Sahara Conservation Fund, John Newby, the organization’s founding CEO, will be stepping […]

In May 2018, the Sahara Conservation Fund was at the Giraffe Conservation Science Symposium, which took place at the SCBI campus in Front […]

It is an alarming scene the Sahara Conservation Fund observed, again, during its field work in Niger: plastic pollution is spoiling […]

The dama gazelle (Nanger dama) is one of the most endangered antelopes in the world with a population estimated at […]

THE FOREST was moving. Not the lazy sway of wispy sprigs fluttering on gentle zephyrs but branch, bough and trunk […]

At the beginning of October, the management unit of Gadabeji Game Reserve (GGR) has been supported by the Sahara Conservation Fund […]

Addax and dama gazelle were formerly distributed widely across the Sahara and Sahel. A catastrophic decline has taken place, especially […]

Sahara Conservation is implementing a national and international action plan within the framework of the North African ostrich (Struthio camelus […]

There are only three Saharan addax — corkscrew-horned antelope native to the sandy deserts of eastern Niger and western Chad […]

LIFE IN THE Sahara is no cakewalk. The baking sun raises temperatures to more than 120 degrees, howling winds conjure up […]

You will no doubt have heard the Sahel region of Africa has yet again been hit with erratic and inadequate […]

It will not have escaped anyone’s attention that North Africa is going through significant turmoil at the moment. Turbulence that […]

In the fall of 2008, Niger began drilling for oil in the Tin Toumma desert to the east of the […]

Healthcare missions One of the main challenges as a wildlife conservation NGO is to succeed in combining the needs and […]