Scientists at the field camp of the PAMIR expedition near tents on the Kon-Chukurbaşı ice cap. 2025; photo: pamir-project.ch. Scientists have discovered a rare natural anomaly in Tajikistan’s Pamir Mountains—a glacier that is growing in size despite the widespread retreat of glaciers worldwide due to climate change. According to the
A photo story of the fight for food security; photos are provided by the author. How is climate change affecting the daily lives of Tajik farmers? How is agriculture transforming? And what technologies are helping local farmers adapt their crops to increasingly unpredictable weather? Our photo report by  explores these
The United Nations has declared 2026 the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists. In this context, special attention is being given to the regional RESILAND CA+ program, which focuses on restoring degraded lands, forests, and pastures, while enhancing the resilience of rural communities to climate change. Tajikistan is among the
