Projects

Khovd Bird Ringing Station

The Khovd Bird Ringing Station (BRS) is a long-term migration monitoring initiative in western Mongolia, operating during migration seasons since 2019. Located near Mankhan village in Khovd Province, the station supports research and conservation by collecting standardized data on migrating landbirds and passerines. The work combines ringing/banding and broader monitoring with training activities, citizen engagement, […]

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Nesting and Migratory Bird Counts in Mangystau (Kazakhstan) to Inform Renewable Energy Planning

This project conducts field monitoring of nesting and migrating birds in Mangystau Oblast (western Kazakhstan), a key part of the Central Asian–Indian flyway and an area facing rapidly growing wind and solar development linked to “green hydrogen” ambitions. Through recurring Birds and Wildlife Camps and seasonal surveys, partners collect biodiversity data across priority sites such

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One Health in Nature Conservation — Enhancing Landscape Resilience in Central Asia

This regional IUCN project applies a “One Health” approach to strengthen nature conservation systems across Central Asia, with the aim of reducing risks linked to the emergence and spread of zoonotic diseases. The project supports improved landscape resilience by consolidating and strengthening a transboundary network of protected and conserved areas. It promotes better governance and

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Portfolio of Bird Conservation Projects in Kazakhstan (BRCC / RRRCN / Eurasian Wildlife and People)

This entry represents a portfolio of conservation and research initiatives implemented in northern, southern, and eastern Kazakhstan by BRCC / RRRCN / Eurasian Wildlife and People. The portfolio includes work on priority species such as Steppe Eagle, Saker Falcon, Egyptian Vulture, Great Bustard, and Red-footed Falcon. Activities combine field research and monitoring with practical conservation

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Central Asian Vultures Project

The Central Asian Vultures Project strengthens vulture conservation across Central Asia and along connected flyway routes, with links to India and Pakistan. It focuses on building long-term partnerships, supporting science-based conservation solutions, and improving knowledge about key threats affecting raptors and vultures. The initiative combines research and monitoring approaches (including satellite tagging and ringing/banding) with

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Monitoring of Vulture Species in Central and Southern Armenia

OverviewThis project monitors vulture populations in central and southern Armenia to support evidence-based conservation of key scavenger species. Implemented by the Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC), the work focuses on the Caucasus Wildlife Refuge (CWR) and adjacent landscapes (around 35,000 ha of privately protected area) that provide important breeding and

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Endangered Raptor Conservation on the Indo-Palearctic Flyway of Kazakhstan

This project supports the conservation of threatened raptors in southern and south-eastern Kazakhstan by combining field research, satellite tracking, ringing/banding, habitat monitoring, and stakeholder engagement. A major focus is reducing bird mortality linked to energy infrastructure—especially electrocution on 6–10 kV overhead power lines and risks associated with wind power development along mass migration routes. The

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Study of Demoiselle Cranes and Other Migratory & Resident Birds in the Phalodi Region

OverviewThis project assesses the status, distribution, and ecology of Demoiselle Cranes and other migratory and resident bird species in the Phalodi region of India. It compiles baseline information on avifaunal diversity, including key habitats, seasonal use, and major pressures affecting species. The project also explores tourist behaviour and attitudes toward bird conservation, with reference to

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South-West Asia Illegal Taking of Birds Task Force (SWAITBT)

The South-West Asia Illegal Taking of Birds Task Force (SWAITBT) is a regional initiative established under the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS) to tackle illegal hunting, taking, and trade of migratory birds across South-West Asia. The Task Force supports participating countries to strengthen and harmonize legal frameworks, improve enforcement

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