[1][2][3] Its goal is to maintain the Sahara as a well-conserved, well-managed desert in which ecological processes function naturally, with plants and animals in healthy numbers across their normal historical range.
SC creates partnerships between people, governments, worldwide zoos, and scientific communities, international conventions, NGOs, and donor agencies.
Its activity is based on three complementary program areas: conserving the Sahara’s remaining wildlife, captive breeding and reintroduction of key species, and communicating the crisis faced by Saharan wildlife.
These organizations facilitate the essential acquisition and distribution of resources to where they are needed in the field.
Sahara Conservation operates across the region but with particular focus on critical conservation landscapes in Chad in Niger where we operate through our locally registered non-profit entities under agreements with these governments