PygmyHog.org
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About PygmyHog.org
A domain that hosted the website of a wildlife conservation project for the world's smallest hog, the pygmy hog, which was listed as "critically endangered" on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
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Recognising the individuals who save species
On the occasion of Goutam Narayan being awarded the RBS Save the Species award at the 69th annual World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA) Conference in India, we wanted to look back on two key individuals who have made the rescue of the pygmy hog possible.
Successful conservation relies on individuals; people who dedicate their lives to particular species or places; people who commit to the long-term with a clear vision of what they want to see change. Gerald Durrell was one of these individuals and he inspired a generation of naturalists to follow suit. We are extremely lucky to have had a number of these people work with us over the years leading our conservation programmes both overseas and in the park. I want to take this opportunity to celebrate two of these dedicated individuals who have both shaped the direction of one of our flagship species programmes – the Pygmy Hog Conservation Programme.
Standing just 30cm at the shoulder, the pygmy hog (Porcula salvania) is the world’s smallest and most threatened hog species, but it lives in a big world. Its habitat is the strip of rich tall grasses that runs along the foothill plains south of the Himalayas in Northern and Northeastern India. These grasses grow to over three metres in height each year, enough to hide the hog’s large neighbours which include elephant, one-horned rhino, tiger and buffalo. Shaped like a bullet, with no discernible neck, the hogs are perfectly designed for running through the grasses at speed. However, being shy and secretive, they are rarely seen and once the grasses have grown, they are nigh on impossible to track. But these grasses have been under great threat from habitat change, over-exploitation and too frequent burning; all of which greatly reduces their diversity and reduces the quality of the habitat for many species such as the hog.