279 Dead Caspian Seals
Once again, hundreds of dead seals have been found in Kazakhstan. The animals were lying on the sea coast, near Cape
Read moreOnce again, hundreds of dead seals have been found in Kazakhstan. The animals were lying on the sea coast, near Cape
Read moreLast week, Zulfiya B. Suleimenova, Advisor to the President of Kazakhstan – Special Representative of the President for International Environmental Cooperation, took part
Read moreUrgent action is needed to protect endangered species, human health and industry from the impacts of the Caspian Sea shrinking,
Read more© 2025. Rebecca Court (1,12),* Matteo Lattuada (2,3,13), Nataliya Shumeyko (4), Mirgaliy Baimukanov (5), Tariyel Eybatov (6), Altynay Kaidarova (7), Elchin V. Mamedov (8), Eldar Rustamov (9), Aselle Tasmagambetova (7), Matthias Prange (10),
Read moreOn March 13-14, 2025, IV Session of National Kurultai was held in Burabay, Kazakhstan. Established in June, 2022, National Kurultai is a consultative and
Read moreOn March 12, 2025, specialists from Zhaiyk-Caspian Interregional Basin Inspectorate of Fisheries, the Akimat of Mangystau Region, Qazaq Balyk Republican Association of
Read moreIn late February – early March 2025, in the northern part of the Buzachi Peninsula, workers at Karazhanbas and Kalamkas oil fields began
Read moreOver the last three months of 2024, storm winds stranded thousands of dead seals onto the coast in the Northern and Middle Caspian
Read moreNorth Caspian Operating Company N.V. (NCOC) has published reports and presentations on results of comprehensive scientific research of the Caspian seal population
Read moreAzerbaijan was the first country red-listed the Caspian seal in 1993. This was largely due to the efforts of Dr. Tariel M. Eybatov, General Director of
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