What's in a Name?: The Saola Foundation’s long-term strategy
by Rob Timmins, Technical Director for the Saola Foundation July 8, 2022 Conservation news from Asia is often bleak, with many species...
Remembering three conservation giants
by Steve Burns, Chair of the Saola Foundation January 18, 2022 It’s been some tough weeks recently for conservation. In a stretch of 9...
Scientists step up hunt for ‘Asian unicorn’, one of world’s rarest animals
The Saola is so elusive that no biologist has seen one in the wild. Now they are racing to find it, so they can save it.
New podcast: How to save saola – an animal that no biologist has ever seen
Hi there, have you ever heard of saola – possibly the most threatened mammal on the planet (fewer than 50 animals live in the wild)?...
The Line in the Sand: Saola in a Broad Conservation Context
By Lorraine Scotson, CEO & Steve Burns, Chair, Saola Foundation Edited by Grace Vosen Securing a future for wildlife in the Annamite...
Saving Saola – Let’s Seize This Moment!
This is an opportunity to save a species from extinction; the Saola Foundation's reaction to the IUCN Species Survival Commission...
How many snares are too many? Preventing decline of species in the Annamite Mountains.....
How many snares are too many? Preventing declines of species threatened by snaring in the Annamite Mountains Minh Nguyen, PhD Student,...
Introducing the Saola Rapid Response Fund
Finding Saola in the wild is a core mission of the Saola Foundation. Yet finding the animals - detecting them - is only the first step....
Saola Foundation - Holiday Auction
Have you ever dreamed of getting up close to a saola? Here’s a chance to hold one in your hand... Brent Huffman is a man of diverse...
Why I believe in Saola conservation
Notes from the field on the status of Saola in 2020 Rob Timmins, Saola Foundation Chief Technical Advisor, March 2020 Rob is one of the...