Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan is introducing new technologies to combat floods.

Photo: Gov The Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation of Kazakhstan is considering implementing modern aviation technologies to monitor snow cover and more accurately forecast spring floods. The first pilot project is planned for the Zhabai River basin, reports  DKNews.kz . Prospects for cooperation were discussed by Deputy Minister of Water Resources

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Satellites and AI: Kazakhstan Modernizes Water Resource Management

Photo: Gov The Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation continues to digitalize the water management sector. Vice Minister Aslan Abdraimov announced new projects at the Central Communications Service,  DKNews.kz reports . The country is creating a unified water resources information system, automating irrigation canals, and implementing artificial intelligence to monitor water bodies

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Bakdaulet Amangeldinov: The RESILAND CA+ Program Is an Important Platform for Experience Sharing Among Central Asian Countries

For Kazakhstan, the restoration of degraded landscapes, combating desertification, biodiversity conservation, and enhancing ecosystem resilience are issues of particular importance. This was stated by Bakdaulet Amangeldinov, Chief Expert of the Department of Reproduction and Use of Forests and Flora, Forestry and Wildlife Committee Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources

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ExSoil Summer School 2026 – Call for Applications

nterested in soil science, land degradation, climate change, and sustainable land management? Join the international ExSoil Summer School 2026 and gain hands-on experience in field and laboratory methods for assessing soil erosion and degradation in dryland environments. 📍 Astana & Shortandy, Kazakhstan 📅 25–31 July 2026 🗣️ Working language: English

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Earth faces record-breaking five years, UN says

Photo: depositphotos.com Over the next five years, the average temperature on Earth will set new records. One period is expected to be the hottest in at least 70 years. Forecasters predict that the hottest year will be 2027. This is the forecast from the UN World Meteorological Organization (WMO), reports Tengri Life .

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Central Asian States Sign Statement on Mountain Ecosystems

Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) — An international high-level event titled “From ecological corridors to communities: a regional vision for wildlife conservation and sustainable landscapes in Central Asia” was held in Samarkand as part of the Eighth Assembly of the Global Environment Facility (GEF). The session brought together heads of relevant ministries and

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