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Open steppe landscape with distant saiga

Our work

Education & Awareness

A generation growing up knowing what a saiga is.

We inspire the next generation through education, outreach and storytelling, building understanding and support for saigas and the landscapes they depend on.

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A child looking through binoculars during a field education session

Context

The challenge

Many people living within the saiga's range have never seen one, and awareness of the species' decline is uneven both locally and internationally.

Without public understanding, conservation policy has little to hold it up. Education is slow work, but it is what makes everything else durable.

Our role

What SCA does

School programmes

Classroom materials and field days built around the steppe children already know.

Public campaigns

Saiga Day and range-wide outreach linking communities across four countries.

Teacher training

Local educators supported to run the programme long after we leave.

Impact so far

100k+ people

Reached through our education programmes

220 schools

Taking part across the saiga range

4 countries

Marking Saiga Day each year

Looking ahead

Where this could go next

The materials now exist in several languages, and teachers ask for more each year. The opportunity is to move from a programme we run to a curriculum resource that range-state education authorities adopt and maintain themselves.

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Support this work

Your donation helps sustain education & awareness across the saiga's range.

Make a donation

Every donation goes to work in the range states.