- Supporting the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) MoU on saiga conservation (Funder: CMS, Researchers: E.J. Milner-Gulland, Elena Bykova)
- Optimising monitoring as a conservation tool (Funder: Leverhulme Trust; Researchers: Julia Jones, Emily Nicholson, Navinder Singh, Matt Sommerville, Aidan Keane)
- Participatory monitoring of saiga antelope population ecology (Funder: British Council BRIDGE; Researchers: Lizzie Whitebread, Helen O'Neill)
- Evaluating
approaches to public engagement in saiga conservation (Funder: Darwin
Initiative; Researcher: Caroline
Howe)
- Rotating
cows as a tool for conserving saiga antelopes (Funder: DEFRA, Researcher: E.J. Milner-Gulland)
- Reproductive
ecology of the Critically Endangered saiga antelope (Funder: INTAS,
Researcher: Aline Kühl)
- Conservation of species threatened by the bushmeat trade in Equatorial
Guinea ( Funder: Conservation International, Researcher: Noëlle
Kümpel, Sophie Allebone-Webb, Janna Rist)
- Using saiga antelope conservation to improve rural livelihoods (Funder:
Darwin Initiative, Researcher Aline Kühl)
- Spatial models of the effect of habitat changes on normadic species
in Borneo (Funder: Leverhulme Trust, Researcher: Penny Hancock)
- The effects of policy tools on hunter incentives (Funder: Conservation
International; researcher: D. Crookes)
- Correlates of Extinction Risk for Central Asian Biodiversity (Funder:
INTAS; researcher: Stephen Ling)
- Conservation of the Paguyaman Forest, Sulawesi, Indonesia (Funder:
Darwin Initiative; collaborator: Lynn Clayton)
- Desertification and Regeneration: Modelling the Impact of Market Reforms
on Central Asian Rangelands (Funder: INCO-COPERNICUS, collaborator Macauley
Land Use Research Institute)
- The population genetics and conservation of the saiga antelope (Funder:
INTAS, collaborator Dr M. Kholodova)
- The effect of socio-economic changes on the epidemiology of Echinococcus
in Kazakhstan and Kyrgystan (Funder: INTAS, collaborator Dr Paul Torgerson)
- The interaction between saiga and domestic livestock in the Aral Sea
area through contact, competition, parasites and disease (Funder: INTAS,
researchers: Monica Lundervold, Eric Morgan)
- Land degradation and agricultural change on the rangelands of Kazakhstan
(Funder: INTAS, researcher: Sarah Robinson)
- The role of public education in the conservation of the babirusa in
Sulawesi, Indonesia (Funder: PTES; collaborator: Lynn Clayton)
- Sustainability of wildlife and rattan trades in North Sulawesi, Indonesia
(Funder: Darwin Initiative; collaborator: Lynn Clayton)
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