This land reserve, located in eastern Niger, with a desert landscape and climate, is the largest in Africa with nearly 100,000 km² (three times larger than Belgium). It was naturally identified by Noé and his partners for this first French management delegation in Africa, since the NGO has been carrying out numerous actions to conserve wildlife biodiversity there since 2013.

Termit and Tin-Toumma is in fact home to several remarkable species threatened with extinction: addax, dama gazelle, Saharan cheetah, furrowed turtle, Arabian and Nubian bustard as well as various species of vultures, as well as various species of vultures, for which Noé imagined and implemented conservation programs. Species threatened with extinction mainly due to the degradation of their natural environment and human activities.