Governance - SCF - Sahara Conservation Fund

The Sahara Conservation Fund was established in 2004 and incorporated in the State of Missouri in 2007 as a non-profit organization. SCF is registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in the United States of America and as such all donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. In the United States SCF is hosted by the Wildcare Institute of Saint Louis Zoo, through which donations can be sent.

SCF is governed by a Board of Directors and is advised by a Conservation Committee. Day-to-day, the organization is led and managed by its Chief Executive Officer from an office in Europe.

SCF is blessed with the loyal and generous support of a growing number of people and institutions keen to share their skills, commitment and resources for the conservation of Saharan wildlife. This support comes in many forms, all of it valuable and all of it appreciated. Partnership and the (...)

SCF is governed by a Board of Directors and is advised by a Conservation Committee. Day-to-day the organization is led and managed by its Chief Executive Office from a base in Europe.

The Sahelo-Saharan Interest Group (SSIG) is a network of people with a common interest in the conservation of the wildlife of the Sahara. The group brings together people from many disciplines and membership is open to all. SSIG meets annually, if possibly, in (...)

To assist with SCF’s programme development and monitoring, the Board and CEO are assisted by a Conservation & Science Committee, chaired by a Board member.