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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The story of the world’s smallest hog
In the 1960’s, the tiny pygmy hog had declined to such an extent that the species was thought to be extinct. Following a fire in the Barnardi Forest Reserve in 1971, a group of hogs were found seeking refuge in a nearby tea plantation. The plantation owner took these mini pigs into captivity to protect them from local hunters and called on the assistance of Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust (formally the Jersey Wildlife Preservation Trust) to advise on managing the newly formed captive population.
Rediscovery of the hogs sparked keen conservation interest and in 1977, Durrell staff member William Oliver, who later became the world expert on pygmy hogs, began conducting surveys to establish the distribution and status of the species. Further groups of pygmy hogs were found surviving in the Barnardi Forest Reserve as well as the Manas National Park and other isolated areas of northern Assam. Sadly, the due to pressures on the grasslands the species continued to decline and in 1995 only one viable wild population survived in Manas National Park.
William Oliver continued his studies for the next forty years and in an effort to promote the conservation of the pygmy hog in Assam he established the first IUCN pig, peccaries and Hippos specialist group, later renamed as the Wild Pig Specialist group, which he chaired for 32 years.