Protecting Biodiversity by Supporting People

Resource-Saving Technologies to Sustain Key Species in the Arid Mountains of South-Eastern Kazakhstan

Grantee Name: PF "Wildlife Without Borders"

Hotspot: Mountains of Central Asia
Location: Kazakhstan
Amount: $4,380
Dates: Jan 2024 – Dec 2024
Keywords: Climate adaptation, Forestry, Monitoring and evaluation, Protected Areas, Species Conservation, Ecosystem resilience

Develop and implement resource-saving technologies to provide artificial watering places for wild animals in key biodiversity areas of South-East Kazakhstan, including Toraigyr, Charyn Park and Altyn-Emel. This initiative will make up for the lack of a vital resource during the driest summer and fall months for large mammals, including snow leopard and gazelle.

Strategic Direction : 1 Address threats to priority species

Resource-Saving Technologies to Sustain Key Species in the Arid Mountains of South-Eastern Kazakhstan

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