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Can you imagine a world without tigers? Sadly, it was almost a reality. Throughout the last century, human intervention brought this iconic species,wild tiger, to the edge of extinction. In the Year of 2010——13 tiger range countries decided to work together and save tigers.They set up a promising goal:double wild tigers by the end of 2022. This is the WWF’s‘Tx2 goal.
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14 may 2020
Bees Help Protect Tigers
The honey farm that coexists with nature is the home for the local residents and many rare wild animals to survive. Sustainable forest economy could not only protect this beautiful primitive home, but also provide opportunities for the local people to enjoy the natural fruits.
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22 april 2020
Automatic camera research is being conducted in Khar Yamaat Nature Reserve
Forty automatic cameras were installed to determine the location, numbers, and movements of these animals in the protected area, as well as to determine the impact of domestic animals on wildlife spatial distribution.
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13 april 2020
The brown bear will be released back into the wild
The bear's paws healed properly and now able to live independently in the wild. Therefore, soon he will be returned to the wild.
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20 march 2020
Local decision-makers starting to appreciate eco club students’ sincerity
Simultaneously, a decision was made to support the eco club students' request at the session of the Citizens’ Representative Meeting of Dadal county of Khentii province in eastern Mongolia.
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18 february 2020
8 Mongolian gazelles were fitted with satellite collars
WWF-Mongolia specialists put satellite tracking collars on 24 individuals of Mongolian gazelle in 2017 and 2018.
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18 february 2020
“Plastic free Kherlen river” campaign is applauded by public
A proper waste sorting facility should be built within next year in Khentii province.
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2 february 2020
WWF launches the Year of Crane – 2020 in the Amur river basin
WWF joins the International Year of Crane – 2020 announced by the International Crane Foundation and the Crane Working Group of Eurasia. Russian Bird Conservation Union has chosen the crane as the Bird of 2020 in Russia. On the eve of the World Wetlands Day, which is celebrated on February 2, WWF Russia organized a press conference in Vladivostok launching of the Year of Crane in the Amur ecoregion.
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20 january 2020
Sukhbaatar province to establish a Sub-commission on Prevention of Environmental Crimes
The participants discussed achievements and challenges of the Sub-commission on Prevention of Environmental Crimes of Khentii province and other member organizations’ joint efforts.
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