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The newsletters of the IUCN/SSC ASG International Giraffe Working Group (IGWG) are intended to provide a forum and outlet for a more coordinated and targeted integration of knowledge on the species - both in- and ex-situ, with the intention of feeding back findings to decision makers, whether they be IUCN, government, local community based natural resource programs or zoo's.

	Volume 3, Issue 2 2009 The fifth newsletter of the IGWG contains interesting insight into the following: The Ins and Outs of the Sivatherium snout Brookfield Zoo giraffe program Wildlife in Uganda Faecal progesterone concentrations Tall Tails—Updates from the giraffe world Captive giraffe science Recently published research

	Volume 3, Issue 1 2009 The fourth newsletter of the IGWG contains interesting insight into the following: Population Habitat and Viability Analysis of the West African giraffe Illegal hunting of giraffe in Tanzania Giraffes of the Garamba National Park, DRC The Advantages of Proactive Reinforcement Training with Captive Giraffe The behaviour of reticulated giraffe in the Laikipia, Kenya And much much more

	Volume 2, Issue 1 2008 The third newsletter of the IGWG contains interesting insight into the following:How many species of giraffe are there and why should we care? Giraffes of Niger, 2007 census and perspectives Giraffes in Europe Hand-rearing a giraffe at Miama Metro Zoo Tall Tails - Updates from the giraffe world Notes from the captive community Recently published research

	Volume 1, Issue 2 2007 The second newsletter of the IGWG contains interesting insight into the following: GiD: development of the Giraffe Database and species status report Giraffe Taxonomy: Patterns of Subspecies Diversity in the Giraffe The Niger giraffe G. c. peralta: an overview Giraffe of Niger-2006 census Notes from the captive community and wild Recently published research

	Volume 1, Issue 1 2006 The first newsletter of the IGWG contains interesting insight into the following: The ecology of Namibia's desert-dwelling giraffe Conserving evolutionary potential in the giraffe The giraffes in Niger are the last in all West Africa Recently published research

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Volume 1, Issue 2 2007

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