PROGRAM DESCRIPTION DAY 1: Departure from Bishkek before 9:00 AM, traveling to Chychkan Gorge via the Bishkek-Osh highway (approximately 230 km). En route, enjoy scenic views of Suusamyr, the […]
📆From 9 to 11 June 2026, staff from the Ilbirs Foundation patricipated in a marmot census in the Enilchek Valley, with the aim of assessing their population size and the condition of their habitats; the census was carried out by rangers from the Khan-Tengiri State Nature Park🤝.
This research was carried out as part of the wildlife monitoring component of the ‘One Health in Central Asia’ project☝️. Before work began, survey routes were mapped out, taking into […]
❗️The #CCHALKK project team, represented by AVHCK and the Ilbirs Foundation, participated in the International Conference on Mountains, Climate and Health in Central Asia, organized by @ucentralasia 📆 on 18–19 June 2026.
🌍 The conference served as an important platform for discussing global climate change issues 🌧️💨 and their impacts on the environment and human health 💚. ☝️ The event brought together […]
We are delighted to share the inspiring story of a woman ranger from Kyrgyzstan who, through her own example, demonstrates that protecting nature knows no boundaries and that women play a vital role in conservation efforts
Nazira Tolubaeva is our long-standing partner and a dedicated member of the “Jashyl-Oroon” CBC. Together, we have accomplished significant work under the UNEP Vanishing Treasures Programme and continue to collaborate […]
❓How does climate change affect the health of people living in rural livestock-keeping communities in Kyrgyzstan?
Today, on 15 June 2026, training sessions for field teams officially began as part of Phase II of the research project “Community Climate Health Amongst Livestock Keepers in Kyrgyzstan”. Over […]
Happy 10th Anniversary of the Ilbirs Foundation! 🥳🎉🐾
Over the past decade, so much has been achieved: strengthening cooperation with government agencies and partners from around the world, supporting local communities, building the capacity of protected area staff, […]