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About This Project
Many people don't realise there are four species of giraffe, two of them with subspecies! Kordofan Giraffe are one of the three subspecies of the Northern Giraffe.
Zakouma National Park in Chad, conserves half of all known Kordofan giraffe in the world, estimated at approx. 2000 individuals.
This project will conduct the first census of giraffe in Chad, by using photo identification to assess the population number, dynamics and spatial ecology within Zakouma National Park.
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