Saiga antelope: The ‘action plan’ for saiga is provided by the CMS Saiga MoU’s medium-term International Work Programme. This was recently revised for the period 2021-2025 and is available below.
The Sustainable Use of Saiga Antelopes: Perspectives and Prospects report was prepared by the Saiga Conservation Alliance with contributions from collaborating organizations on behalf of the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals with funding from the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety / Federal Agency for Nature Conservation of Germany in September 2021. A copy can be found below in English and in Russian.
The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland and the Saiga Conservation Alliance developed a husbandry report in 2017 to guide the best practice in managing ex situ populations of Saiga antelope, a copy of which can be found in the buttons below.
Mountain Bongo: The national recovery and action plan for the mountain bongo (Tragelaphus eurycerus isaaci) in Kenya was published in 2019 by the National Bongo Task Force.
Western Derby Eland: Following the Western Derby Eland Conservation Workshop in Saly Portudal, Senegal in 2013 an action plan for the species was drawn together and published later that year.
Arabian oryx: In 2007 at the meeting of the Coordinating Committee for the Conservation of the Arabian Oryx held in Wadi Rum, Jordan it was decided that the Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi, alongside its partners, would lead the development of a regional conservation strategy for the Arabian Oryx which was then published in 2010. This strategy has since been updated in 2022, both are available below.
Dama gazelle: The action plan for dama gazelle was developed in 2014 and has since been updated in 2019, 2021 and 2024. These are available in English (EN) and French (FR).
Cuvier’s gazelle: The action plan for Cuvier’s gazelle was published in 2018, the aim of this strategy was to ensure that by 2050 there are viable, connected populations of Cuvier’s gazelle, occupying natural habitats in an area close to its historic range. It is available in English (EN) and French (FR).
Slender-horned gazelle: In view of the precarious situation for the species, it was agreed during the May 2019 SSIG meeting in Tunis to develop a ‘Slender-horned gazelle conservation strategy’ to provide a framework to guide actions needed to conserve and restore populations, both in situ and ex situ, as well as to aid the development of National Action Plans. The action plan and strategy was published in 2020. It is available in English (EN) and French (FR).
Pronghorn Antelope: In January 2020 a workshop was held to create a plan for the recovery of the Pronghorn subspecies, the Peninsular Pronghorn (Antilocapra americana ssp. peninsularis). The action plan for the subspecies followed in 2021 and can be found below.