The Hirola conservation programme relies on public support to keep its operations running. Help us realize our vision of documenting the struggles of the world's most endangered antelope. The Hirola conservation programme is a non-profit organization, so your contribution will be tax deductible to the fullest extent allowable by U.S. law and Kenyan laws. One hundred percent of your donation will support hirola conservation directly because we do not charge a fee or deduct any administrative expenses. Please donate and save the hirola antelope from extinction through here.
CELEBRATE
THE
WORLD HIROLA DAY
12TH AUGUST
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#WorldHirolaDay
We established and celebrated the world's first hirola day on 12th Aug 2015. This date coincides with the world's elephant day in an effort to connect the two species. On 12th August 2018, we held the 4th anniversary of this annual event in Garissa County, Kenya where our team in partnership with the local communities made this event a success!
In whatever way you choose to support and share your love on World Hirola Day, you will be making a huge difference in creating awareness on this special day.
About Hirola
Hirola is arguably the world's most endangered antelope with a current population of 300-500 individuals. A combination of habitat degradation, competition with livestock, and disease are responsible for historic declines with degradation and predation combining to suppress contemporary populations. Their extinction would mark the first loss of an entire mammalian genus since the Tasmanian tiger's global disappearance in 1936.
