The Regional Environmental Center of Central Asia (CAREC) informs about the beginning of registration for the World Water Week 2023 “Seeds of Change: Innovative Solutions for a Water-Wise World” World Water Week is a global event held annually in Stockholm, Sweden. It is a unique platform that brings together scientists,
Kazakhstan’s development and overcoming the challenges facing Central Asia are becoming increasingly relevant in the context of the changing world order. One of the key aspects requiring attention and joint efforts is the problem of water scarcity. In light of this, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Murat
With the challenges of arid transboundary river water management among Central Asian countries, it is important to evaluate the water stress and propose practicable climate adaptation strategies. This study used the Syr Darya Basin (SDB) in a Central Asia data-scarce region as the study area and, conducted the first quantified
The Central Asia region is characterized by the dynamic condition of the sites of wetlands occurring due to the arid climate conditions, which causes significant changes in water level and the projective surface of water basins. At the same time, changes in the sites of wetlands in one of the
The official date of accession of Turkmenistan to The Ramsar Convention was on July 3, 2009. By joining the international Convention, the government of Turkmenistan has expressed its readiness for the conservation and rational use of wetlands. Thanks to the purposeful and consistent policy of the President of Turkmenistan, respected
February 2, 2021, in honor of the World Day of Wetlands, as well as the fiftieth anniversary of the Ramsar Convention, in the Main Department of Biodiversity and Protected Areas under the State Committee on Ecology of Uzbekistan, a working meeting dedicated to the current environmental status of Ramsar sites
Employees of the Issyk-Kul and Karatal-Zhapyryk state nature reserves of the Kyrgyz Republic on the World Wetlands Day (February 2) and in connection with the anniversary (50th anniversary) of the Ramsar Convention, under the motto “Wetlands and Water” have conducted talks, lectures about wetlands and their importance, about the Ramsar
This is a national report on the innovative approach for sustainable use of the Ramsar /Potentially Ramsar in Central Asia through partnership and cooperation specifically in the territory of Uzbekistan. Within the article are mentioned 5 main problems that must addressed to help the situation of the ecosystem in Uzbekistan:
On February 2, 2021, the public environmental organization “Naurzum” with the support of the Ramsar Regional Initiative of Central Asia (RRI-CA) and the participation of the Naurzum Nature Reserve conducted a meeting with students of the 8th and 9th grades of the Dokuchayevskaya high school of ecological direction, dedicated to
Geography of San-Tash Lake, Konur Olon, and Juuku High-mountain Lakes.
