Kazakhstan’s Ecology Ministry has announced optimistic projections for the saiga antelope population, estimating that numbers could exceed five million by 2026. This significant increase marks a hopeful turnaround for the species, which has faced severe declines due to poaching and disease in recent decades. The announcement was made amid ongoing conservation efforts aimed at protecting Kazakhstan’s unique steppe ecosystems and preserving biodiversity, underscoring the importance of sustained environmental management in the region.
Kazakhstan’s Ecology Ministry Projects Significant Growth in Saiga Antelope Population
Recent assessments by Kazakhstan’s Ecology Ministry reveal promising signs of recovery for the endangered saiga antelope, with population estimates poised to exceed five million by 2026. This anticipated growth follows years of focused conservation efforts, anti-poaching measures, and habitat restoration initiatives across the central Asian steppes. Experts credit…
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Author : William Green
Publish date : 2025-12-03 15:26:00
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