Caspian Seal in Red Book of Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan 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
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
Read moreIn 2024, the 4th edition of the Red Data Book of Turkmenistan was published. As in the previous edition of 2011, the Caspian
Read more© 2022. M.T. Baimukanov, M.K. Serazhitdinova, A.M. Baimukanova. The Institute of Hydrobiology and Ecology, Almaty, Kazakhstan. Atlas of the Haul-Out Sites of the Caspian
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 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 moreOn September 7, 2022, the Fisheries Committee of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of
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