WWF-Caucasus aims to preserve rare and endangered species and habitats in Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan. In order to restore the populations of endangered species, the following reintroduction projects are carried out in each of the three countries: Goitered Gazelle Reintroduction Programme in Georgia, Caucasian Red Deer Reintroduction Project in Armenia, and the European Bison Reintroduction Program in Azerbaijan. We also implement conservation projects focused on other species, like the Caucasian Leopard in the South Caucasus and sturgeon species in the Rioni River of Georgia which is the last functioning sturgeon spawning river in Georgia and the eastern part of the Black Sea basin.
 
In areas of high wildlife traffic, we work with local communities to increase knowledge and awareness about conservation and we encourage locals to continue to benefit from the rich biodiversity and unique ecosystems around them, while helping them become stewards of these landscapes and species.