A delegation from Turkmenistan, including government officials, biodiversity experts and NGO representatives, visited Western Georgia in mid-July to study international best practices in the establishment and management of national parks. The visit, organized by the National Water Partnership of Georgia and the Inanch-Vepa Agency, was the first step towards long-term
Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan have agreed to jointly protect the nature of the Ustyurt plateau, a unique ecosystem home to rare animal species. A roadmap to 2030 will help preserve migration routes, improve monitoring and strengthen the fight against poaching. Delegations from the three parties to the Ustyurt Memorandum —
Photo Informburo.kz The project will be implemented until 2027. On April 22, Kazakhstan’s Minister of Ecology Erlan Nysanbayev, South Korean company KT&G and the Asian Forestry Cooperation Organization (AFoCO) signed a memorandum of understanding. The document formalizes the launch of a joint environmental project to restore forests destroyed by the
The area of ​​specially protected natural territories in the Republic of Kazakhstan will be increased to 12.5% ​​of the country’s territory. This was announced by the Chairman of the Committee for Forestry and Wildlife of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan Daniyar Turgambayev at
Exploring Environmental Protection: Tajik Delegation Visit to Spain In a significant step towards strengthening international cooperation on environmental conservation, a delegation from the Committee for Environmental Protection of the Government of Tajikistan is set to visit Aragon, Spain, from March 3 to March 7, 2025. This visit, organized by the
The Tajikistan CEP team learnt innovative management in European transboundary national parks Transboundary national parks are unique ecosystems that connect nature and the cultures of different countries. They are crucial for the conservation of natural heritage and for the sustainable development of transboundary regions. “Effective management and conservation of biodiversity
The Sary-Chelek Nature Reserve, established in Kyrgyzstan in 1959, hosted a seminar to review existing and potential mechanisms for financing specially protected natural areas (SPNA). “Today the state funding of protected areas includes three areas: salaries for employees, taxes and social contributions. Financial support is also needed for the development
