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) Historical range, extirpation and prospects for reintroduction of Saiga in China, https://www.saigaresourcecentre.com/node/367
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) Conserving a small group of saigas within the Volga-Ural population in Atyrau province, Kazakhstan, https://www.saigaresourcecentre.com/node/368
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) The role of international institutions in the restoration of saiga antelope populations, https://www.saigaresourcecentre.com/node/369
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) Trialling the Theory of Change approach to impact evaluation in conservation using the Saiga Conservation Alliance’s work in Uzbekistan as a case study, https://www.saigaresourcecentre.com/node/370
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) It is too early to give up on the saiga?, https://www.saigaresourcecentre.com/node/306
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) Effects of human disturbance on the distribution and movements of saiga antelopes in western Mongolia, https://www.saigaresourcecentre.com/node/320
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) Evaluating stakeholder perceptions towards the Saigachy Reserve, https://www.saigaresourcecentre.com/node/323
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) Understanding the Drivers of Illegal Saiga Consumption on the Uzbek Ustyurt, https://www.saigaresourcecentre.com/node/1672
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) Saigas on the brink: Multidisciplinary analysis of the factors influencing mass mortality events BY RICHARD A. KOCK, MUKHIT ORYNBAYEV, SARAH ROBINSON, STEFFEN ZUTHER, NAVINDER J. SINGH, WENDY BEAUVAIS, ERIC R. MORGAN, ASLAN KERIMBAYEV, SERGEI KHOMENKO, HE, Science Advances, Saigas on the brink
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) Outbreak of Peste des Petits Ruminants among Critically Endangered Mongolian Saiga and Other Wild Ungulates, Mongolia, 2016–2017, Read it here