We are pleased to share the good news that the solution developed under the #CAMCAproject has been published on the international PANORAMA platform 🌳 PANORAMA is a global platform that […]
⛰️ Field + Office = Results
The year 2026 begins for the field researchers of the CCHALKK project not with field visits, but with comprehensive data analysis🗂. Daily meetings and collaborative work are being carried out […]
📆In January 2026, within the frames of the #CAMCAProject, staff of the Ilbirs Foundation conducted a field trip to the high-altitude zones of 📍the Issyk-Kul Province, where 27 interviews were conducted with livestock owners and shepherds.
⚠️ This activity aims to improve understanding of the current state of the ecological corridor, connecting the key protected areas of the country. Particularly, the collected information will help to […]
As part of the project “One Health in Nature Conservation – Enhancing landscape resilience to zoonotic disease emergence by consolidating nature conservation systems in Central Asia”, implemented in the countries of the region with the support of IKI and IUCN, 🤝the Ilbirs Foundation supported the annual winter census of water birds at Lake Issyk-Kul.
As part of the project “One Health in Nature Conservation – Enhancing landscape resilience to zoonotic disease emergence by consolidating nature conservation systems in Central Asia”, implemented in the countries […]
We are happy to share unique images of wild animals captured by camera traps installed under the #CAMCAproject🤗.
These photographs offer a glimpse into the hidden life of wildlife and help us better understand the region’s biodiversity. Read more in the AKIpress article: https://eco.akipress.org/news:2403157?place=share-fab