My work with BZS's Kordofan giraffe project forms the basis of my Master's thesis with the University of Bristol, UK. I aim to use a population modelling software called VORTEX to determine the probability of extinction of the Kordofan giraffe in Bénoué National Park. By inputting demographic parameters, the software models the population over the next 100 years many times and produces data on the most likely outcome for that population over the next century, as well as which conservation interventions are likely to be most effective at restoring the population. The information my project produces will help conservationists on the ground to make better-informed conservation decisions and to take action most effective at protecting this critically endangered subspecies from extinction.