Scientific and Educational Film “Caspian Seal”
The Caspian Sea is the largest closed lake on Earth extending over two parts of the world – Asia and Europe. It has
Read moreThe Caspian Sea is the largest closed lake on Earth extending over two parts of the world – Asia and Europe. It has
Read moreAfter moving to a new building, Caspian Seals Research and Rehabilitation Center (Aktau, Kazakhstan) reopened at the end of November. The center’s premises
Read moreDue to a significant decline in the number of Caspian seals, participants in a scientific and practical conference in Astrakhan decided
Read moreOn August 8-9, 2023, IV International webinar “Status of the Caspian seal (Pusa caspica) population – present and future” will
Read more© 2023. Aidyn Kydyrmanov (1)*, Kobey Karamendin (1), Yermukhammet Kassymbekov (1), Marat Kumar (1), Shynar Mazkirat (1), Symbat Suleimenova (1),
Read moreThe Institute of Hydrobiology and Ecology has developed a methodical manual for studding the otoliths of fishes, which the Caspian seal
Read moreOn September 20-23, the All-Russian Conference “Marine Biology in the 21st Century: Systematics, Genetics, Ecology of Marine Organisms” dedicated to
Read moreMy daughter Assel (she is also a biologist) and I re-read the draft order of the Fisheries Committee of the
Read moreOn the shores of the Caspian Sea, a mass mortality of Caspian seals was again recorded. A correspondent of Downpour
Read more‘The lack of the Caspian ecosystems monitoring does not allow us objectively to assess its state,‘ says Yuriy Y, Dgebuadze,
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