News about endangered species

Endangered kulan herd filmed in Kyzylorda region Tengrinews.kz - Around 100 Turkmenian kulans were captured on video in Kazakhstan’s Kyzylorda region.

04 August 2025 21:21

Rare brown bear spotted in Kazakhstan’s National Park Tengrinews.kz – A rare Tien Shan brown bear, listed in Kazakhstan’s Red Book of endangered species, was recently caught on a camera trap in

12 May 2025 15:39

Baby gorilla found in smuggling attempt at Istanbul airport Tengrinews.kz - Customs officials from the Ministry of Trade in Turkey intercepted an attempt to smuggle an endangered baby gorilla through

23 December 2024 17:52

Kazakh man jailed for illegal sale of prohibited meat Tengrinews.kz - A resident of Kostanay region has been sentenced for selling saiga meat, according to the regional prosecutor's office.

14 August 2024 20:36

70 Dalmatian pelicans found dead in western Kazakhstan 70 Dalmatian pelicans have been found dead in Atyrau Oblast in western Kazakhstan.

25 May 2015 19:24

Revival of Przewalski's horses continues in Kazakhstan Przewalski's horses will be brought from the Nuremberg Zoo to Kazakhstan in Spring 2016.

08 December 2014 14:52

Ultra-rare crocs survive in Philippine 'Noah's Ark' A chorus of chirps filled the room as one of the Philippines' top crocodile breeders checked on his wards in an overcrowded 'Noah's Ark' .

15 August 2014 14:01

2000 endangered houbara bustards released in South Kazakhstan 2000 houbara bustards raised in an Abu Dhabi nursery have been released in Sozak region of South Kazakhstan Oblast.

09 May 2014 13:36

There may be no steppe eagles left in Kazakhstan in 50 year The project Make your contribution. Preserve the nature kicked off in 2012 to restore the number of golden eagles in Kazakhstan.

01 March 2013 18:01

Three rare Sumatran tiger cubs born at Indonesia zoo A critically endangered Sumatran tiger has given birth to three cubs at an Indonesian zoo.

15 November 2012 10:26

PHOTO: 100 houbara bustards from UAE freed in Kazakhstan Kazakhstan ornithologists will follow the birds’ routes using transmitters to find out what percentage of the freed birds survives.

21 September 2012 12:12

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