Kyrgyzstan

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Latest from Kyrgyzstan

📰 Update · 4d

One Health: Strengthening Collaboration for the Health of People, Animals, and the Environment

📰 Update · 6d

The Ilbirs Foundation participated in the construction of artificial ice reservoir systems in Kyrgyzstan.

📰 Update · 2w

📆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🤝.

📰 Update · 2w

❗️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.

📰 Update · 3w

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

📰 Update · 3w

❓How does climate change affect the health of people living in rural livestock-keeping communities in Kyrgyzstan?

📰 Update · 4w

Happy 10th Anniversary of the Ilbirs Foundation! 🥳🎉🐾

📰 Update · Jun 6

As part of the WISPA-CA Project, camera traps were installed within the proposed📍 Arka Wildlife Reserve in Batken Province to conduct a pilot biodiversity monitoring survey.

Ilbirs Foundation

Ak-Ilbirs: A Climate Corridor for Kyrgyzstan's Snow Leopards

Wildlife

An 800,000-hectare high-altitude corridor now links protected areas across central Kyrgyzstan so snow leopards, ibex, and herders can adapt together to a warming climate.

800khectaresEcological corridor area

92.5%Grazing-rule compliance in 2025 pilot monitoring

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Latest from Kyrgyzstan

One Health: Strengthening Collaboration for the Health of People, Animals, and the Environment

The Ilbirs Foundation participated in the construction of artificial ice reservoir systems in Kyrgyzstan.

&#x1f4c6;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&#x1f91d;.

&#x2757;&#xfe0f;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 &#x1f4c6; on 18–19 June 2026.