Turkmenistan and WWF Join Forces to Protect Endangered Wildlife
Turkmenistan and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) have signed a memorandum of cooperation on environmental protection.
Ecology, climate and sustainable development: the latest environmental news and initiatives from Central Asia.
Turkmenistan and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) have signed a memorandum of cooperation on environmental protection.
Another 100 schools have joined the Green School programme in Turkmenistan. The initiative now includes 120 schools nationwide.
On July 28, Green University launched the national ECODATA platform, designed to integrate biodiversity data and information on protected natural areas.
Glaciers rarely make headlines. In recent years, however, they have increasingly moved to the forefront of the international agenda.
Kyrgyzstan has begun work on a new edition of its Red Book, the country's official register of rare and endangered species of animals, plants, and fungi.
Scientists from Turkmenistan and China have completed a joint expedition to the Karakum Desert, where they studied local ecosystems and the impacts of desertification.
Kyrgyz environmental activist Andrey Panaev has embarked on a unique journey, walking from Karakol to Bishkek to raise awareness about environmental protection and the importance of expanding green spaces.