Sahelo-Saharan Antelope
A striking array of antelope and gazelle used to inhabit the Sahelo-Saharan region, but hunting and habitat loss have taken a toll. ZSL is monitoring these species and repairing their decimated populations.
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Ader's Duiker: Boni Dodori
The Boni-Dodori region, in the exceptionally rich Kenyan coastal forests, harbours unique and globally threatened species like Aders’ duiker (Cephalophus adersi), recently captured by our camera-trap network.
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Przewalski's Horse breeding
The Mongolian Przewalski’s horse has been a focus of a ZSL breeding and reintroduction programme. In 1945 there were only 31 captive horses, but now enough have been bred for reintroductions into their native Mongolia.
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Okapi: DRC
Virunga National Park is the oldest national park in Africa, with the highest vertebrate species diversity of any African protected area, including the mysterious okapi. ZSL is working to protect this troubled area.
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Saiga Antelope & Bactrian Camels
The Bactrian Camel is the ancestor of the millions of domesticated Bactrian camels, but fewer than 1000 wild Bactrians remain. The bizarre saiga antelope is also on the brink of extinction. Both are ZSL EDGE priority species.
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