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Field team at work on a conservation project

Project

Young rangers network

Early-career conservationists building a peer network across three districts.

Young Conservation Leaders Project Education & Awareness · Working with Communities Kazakhstan 2025 ← Back to archive

Young people working on saiga conservation in the range states are often the only person doing that work in their district, which makes the job lonely and the learning slow.

This project linked fifteen early-career conservationists across three districts into a working network, with a shared field programme and two in-person meetings a year.

Outcomes

15

participants in the network

3

districts connected

2

joint field seasons run

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Close view of field monitoring equipment
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Saiga tracks in dry ground
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Field team walking back at the end of the day

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Saiga herds cross hundreds of kilometres of open steppe every year. Your support helps keep those routes open, protected and safe.

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