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• ↓ The Challenge for Serengeti
• ↓ The work of FZS in Serengeti
• ↓ Partnering with Communities in the Serengeti
• ↓ Protecting Black Rhinos in the Serengeti
• ↓ Removing Wire Snares in Serengeti
• ↓ Project Partners
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"The Serengeti is one of the last and largest functioning savanna ecosystems in Africa. Its defining characteristic is the large terrestrial mammal migration comprised of over two million wildebeest, zebra and gazelle. Their journey is at the heart of a landscape that supports extraordinary biodiversity and the livelihoods of millions of people."

"Beyond the Great Migration, the Serengeti is home to elephants, wild dogs, lions, leopards, cheetahs, and critically endangered black rhinos. It also provides water, grazing land, and forest resources for millions of people while supporting thousands of jobs through nature-based tourism."

"For more than six decades, we have worked to safeguard this remarkable landscape, not only within Serengeti National Park, but across the wider ecosystem, where protected areas, wildlife movements, and human livelihoods are closely connected."

"The future of the Serengeti depends on what happens beyond the boundaries of the national park."

Key Topics & Focus Areas for serengeti.org:

The Challenge for Serengeti

The work of FZS in Serengeti

Partnering with Communities in the Serengeti

Protecting Black Rhinos in the Serengeti

Removing Wire Snares in Serengeti

Project Partners