Historys largest land-based wildlife recovery @EarthshotPrize
Historys largest land-based wildlife recovery  @EarthshotPrize
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
When Altyn Dala started their work, there were just 40,000 saiga antelope left... there are now over 4 million.

And they didn’t stop there. After winning The Earthshot Prize in 2024:
They’ve reintroduced the original wild Przewalski’s horse back onto the Kazakh steppe
They’re also working to protect the endangered Steppe Eagle

This is conservation at the largest scale, find out what they're planning next!
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