
Ecology
Russia to Transfer Four Amur Tigers to Kazakhstan for Population Restoration
Russia plans to send four endangered Amur tigers to Kazakhstan as part of a joint reintroduction program aimed at restoring this rare predator's population.
March 29, 2026



Kazakhstan Launches Second Phase of North Aral Sea Restoration Project
Kazakhstan has prepared a second phase for restoring the North Aral Sea, involving reconstruction of the Kokaral Dam and modernization of irrigation systems to significantly increase water volume.

Kazakhstan Approves New Waste Management Concept Until 2030, Establishes National Center
Kazakhstan's government has approved a comprehensive Waste Management Concept until 2030. The plan includes establishing a National Coordination Center and digitalizing the sector to improve transparency and efficiency.

Kazakhstan Adopts New Biodiversity Strategy Through 2035
Kazakhstan has approved a comprehensive biodiversity strategy through 2035, setting targets to expand protected areas, increase forest cover, and boost sustainable forestry.

Uzbekistan, Japan and UNDP Launch $4.6 Million Water Management Project for Aral Sea Region
Uzbekistan has launched a major three-year project with Japan ($4.6M funding) and UNDP aimed at transforming water management in the ecologically devastated Aral Sea region.

Government Allocates 1.1 Billion Tenge for Caspian Sea Research and Preservation
Kazakhstan's government has directed 1.1 billion tenge towards scientific research and ecological preservation efforts in its sector of the Caspian Sea.

Kazakhstan Allocates 1.1 Billion Tenge for Caspian Sea Research and Preservation
The Kazakh government has approved 1.1 billion tenge for scientific research and environmental preservation efforts in its sector of the Caspian Sea.
Kazakhstan Presents Satellite Data Integration for Climate Reporting at Tokyo Conference
Kazakhstan presented its strategy for using satellite data to improve greenhouse gas inventories at an international conference in Tokyo. The approach aims to enhance accuracy while maintaining traditional ground-based monitoring as a core component.

Kazakhstan Adopts 15-Year Water Management Strategy Based on New Code
Kazakhstan's new Water Code mandates a 15-year strategic planning system where economic growth is linked to real water availability. The framework includes national and basin-level plans prioritizing environmental flows and public safety.
