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Conservationtajikistan TNF is a national public organization working towards conserving wildlife and their natural habitats

🌟Do you know a person or organization that has made a remarkable contribution to snow leopard conservation? Nominate the...
14/07/2026

🌟Do you know a person or organization that has made a remarkable contribution to snow leopard conservation? Nominate them or apply yourself for the NABU Snow Leopard Award! 🐆
Since 2018, NABU has celebrated outstanding efforts in snow leopard protection by presenting this award every year on 23th October – International Snow Leopard Day. The prize includes a trophy and a €5,000 award, typically dedicated to a shared snow
leopard conservation project.

📩Apply until the 14th of September 2026
✨ All information: www.en.nabu.de/topics/species/prize.html


🌟 Вы занимаетесь охраной снежного барса? Тогда подайте Вашу заявку на получение премии или номинируйте другого достойного кандидата: человека или организацию!🐆
Начиная с 2018 года, NABU вручает премию по сохранению снежного барса ежегодно 23 октября, в "Международный день снежного барса". Победитель получает вознаграждение в размере 5 000 евро, которые традиционно вкладываются в совместный проект по сохранению снежного барса.

📩Подайте заявку до 14 сентября 2026
✨www.en.nabu.de/topics/species/prize.html

Strengthening Tajikistan’s Natural Heritage 🛡🐾Did you know that 22% of Tajikistan is protected? But behind every mountai...
26/06/2026

Strengthening Tajikistan’s Natural Heritage 🛡🐾

Did you know that 22% of Tajikistan is protected? But behind every mountain range and nature reserve is a team of rangers facing immense challenges.

In collaboration with our national partners, we successfully wrapped up an intensive workshop in Dushanbe focused on empowering the guardians of our natural heritage. During the workshop, we addressed the "elephant in the room": our protectors need more support. From low salaries to a lack of specialized monitoring equipment, the road to conservation is steep.

How is our project making a difference?
We aren't just talking; we’re implementing an action plan!
📡 Tech: Providing essential tools for better patrolling.
🎓 Science: Training staff to monitor indicator species effectively.
🙌 Recognition: We agreed to establish an official “Ranger Day” to honor and incentivize those on the front lines.

We are also pioneering the use of OECMs. These are areas that aren’t "national parks" but are managed so effectively that they provide the same protection for wildlife. It’s the smartest way to expand our conservation footprint! 🌍✨

05/06/2026

🌍 World Environment Day 2026 |

The Earth is sending us signals.

From the glaciers of our mountains to the forests, rivers, and wildlife of Tajikistan, nature shows us both its beauty and its vulnerability. Climate change is affecting ecosystems around the world, but together we can send a powerful signal back: action.

At , we believe that protecting nature is protecting our future. Through wildlife conservation, ecosystem restoration, community engagement, and environmental education, we are working to strengthen the resilience of both people and nature.

Every tree planted is a signal.
Every habitat protected is a signal.
Every young person inspired to care for nature is a signal.

This World Environment Day, we invite everyone to join the global movement and act .

What signal will you send today?

🌱 Protect nature
🌱 Restore ecosystems
🌱 Reduce waste
🌱 Support climate action
🌱 Inspire others

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Hyenas in Tajikistan? 🤔 Yes - but they are on the edge.Not everyone knows that the striped hyena exists beyond Africa, w...
27/04/2026

Hyenas in Tajikistan? 🤔 Yes - but they are on the edge.

Not everyone knows that the striped hyena exists beyond Africa, with fragmented populations across Asia and the Middle East, and Tajikistan is one of its range states.

Today, only a few individuals are believed to remain in the country.

Often misunderstood, hyenas play a critical role in ecosystems - cleaning the environment, reducing disease risks, and maintaining natural balance.

🌍 On International Hyena Day, celebrated on April 27, all hyena species are recognized, including the striped hyena, highlighting their importance and the urgent need for their conservation.

Since 2025, with technical support from and international partners such as , the Government of Tajikistan has led important efforts to strengthen the international protection of the species through proposals under CITES and CMS, as well as by organizing side events during the CoPs to raise awareness and encourage wider conservation action.

Today, the striped hyena is listed in Appendix II of CITES and Appendices I and II of CMS.

At the same time, TNF is contributing to the conservation of this species through awareness raising, habitat conservation and restoration, and strengthening understanding of human–wildlife interactions.

Much has been done - but it is not enough.

Only through collaboration we can ensure the survival of this rare and important species.

Happy International Hyena Day 🐾 nabu

📅 April 25, 2026 — World Veterinary Day🔊🦠 On this important day, we mark the opening of the Department of Virology and R...
25/04/2026

📅 April 25, 2026 — World Veterinary Day

🔊🦠 On this important day, we mark the opening of the Department of Virology and Research on Wildlife Diseases at the Institute of Veterinary Medicine of the Academy of Agricultural Sciences of Tajikistan — a critical step for strengthening wildlife health research in the country.

🌿 This milestone highlights the importance of the One Health approach — recognizing that the health of people, animals, and ecosystems is closely interconnected.

✔️ Advancing research on wildlife diseases
✔️ Improving understanding of disease risks in wild animals
✔️ Strengthening zoonotic disease monitoring and early warning systems
✔️ Supporting wildlife health, conservation, and biodiversity protection
✔️ Building stronger links between veterinary science and nature conservation

🌍 Strengthening wildlife health research today means building a safer, healthier future for people, animals, and ecosystems.

🐾 Happy World Veterinary Day!

At TNF, Earth Day is not just one day — it is our everyday commitment. 🌍This year’s Earth Day theme, “Our Power, Our Pla...
22/04/2026

At TNF, Earth Day is not just one day — it is our everyday commitment. 🌍

This year’s Earth Day theme, “Our Power, Our Planet,” reminds us that real change happens when people act together. This is why approaches like One Health are essential — as one example of how acting together can create a safer, healthier Earth for people, animals, and ecosystems alike.

💚 This Earth Day, and every day, we remind ourselves:
• Protect habitats, protect life
• Reduce waste and choose sustainably
• Respect wildlife and natural spaces
• Support local communities and conservation efforts
• Speak up and raise awareness

Real change is built through simple, consistent actions.

Protecting nature means protecting ourselves.

Every ecosystem we conserve strengthens the connection between people, wildlife, and the planet — ensuring a healthier future for all.

A greener future is not something we wait for — it is something we create, every single day. 🌱

Everything in nature is connected 🌿🐾This World Wildlife Day 2026, under the theme “Medicinal and Aromatic Plants: Conser...
03/03/2026

Everything in nature is connected 🌿🐾

This World Wildlife Day 2026, under the theme “Medicinal and Aromatic Plants: Conserving Health, Heritage and Livelihoods,” we celebrate a simple truth: protecting wildlife means protecting whole landscapes and the balance that keeps nature alive — from iconic wild animals to the medicinal and aromatic plants that people have relied on for generations. 💚

Protect wildlife. Protect habitats. Protect the balance that keeps nature alive.

🌿💧 World Wetlands Day | 2 FebruaryWetlands don’t just look beautiful, they store water, soften floods, filter pollution,...
02/02/2026

🌿💧 World Wetlands Day | 2 February

Wetlands don’t just look beautiful, they store water, soften floods, filter pollution, and keep wildlife thriving. 💧🌿

This year’s theme is “Wetlands and traditional knowledge: Celebrating cultural heritage”, a reminder that local wisdom and nature belong together.

🏞 Here in Beshai Palangon (Tigrovaya Balka) State Nature Reserve, rivers and floodplains shape a living mosaic of tugai forests, reedbeds, canals, and floodplain lakes. These wetlands are a real “life zone”: home to fish, frogs, and other freshwater life, and a vital food source for waterbirds. And yes, waterbirds and wetlands depend on each other. No healthy wetlands leads to no resting, feeding, and wintering sites. 🐦🌾

✅ TNF is monitoring through waterbird censuses across 6 lakes, helping track trends, spot risks early, and plan stronger protection.
🤝 Local knowledge leads the way: together with rangers and nearby communities, TNF is planning wetland clean-ups in priority canal areas - clearing debris and overgrowth, based on community request and careful assessment.

💚 Protect and save what protects and keeps life.
If wetlands disappear, we lose birds, clean water, and the balance they keep.

👉 Share this post and comment your favorite waterbird 🐦👇

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What you don’t see behind wildlife monitoring: 🥾🎒🔥                        Since 2025, TNF has started monitoring selecte...
29/01/2026

What you don’t see behind wildlife monitoring: 🥾🎒🔥 Since 2025, TNF has started monitoring selected wildlife species under the 1Health4Nature project — an important step for conservation and for collecting the data we need to better protect nature. 🐾📊

This time, we are sharing some of the unforgettable behind-the-scenes moments from our fieldworks and expeditions: the hikes, the cold streams, the teamwork, and the campfire breaks along the way. 🥾🔥💧

More updates and results are coming soon — stay tuned. 📸✨

2025 ends with progress ✅ — 2026 needs continued action for the Striped hyaena 🐾At CITES CoP20 in Samarkand (27 Nov 2025...
31/12/2025

2025 ends with progress ✅ — 2026 needs continued action for the Striped hyaena 🐾

At CITES CoP20 in Samarkand (27 Nov 2025), we joined partners to spotlight the Striped hyaena (Hyaena hyaena) — a vital “sanitary worker” for ecosystems and human health.

During the side event: Striped Hyaena at Risk (hosted by the Governments of Tajikistan & Uzbekistan + NABU, Germany) key threats were discussed: habitat loss, conflict/persecution, illegal trade/body parts, and hyaenas kept as pets.

Panel & discussion 🎤 (moderated by Ms. Lyla Amini, TNF)
With NABU, WCS, Conservation X Labs, Global Initiative on Illegal and Unsustainable Taking of Species, Lebanese University, and TNF.
Speakers: Katja Karpisch (NABU), Dr. Susan Lieberman (WCS), Tanya Rosen (Conservation X Labs), Dr. Mounir Abi-Said (Lebanese University), Mirzonazar Mirzoev (TNF).

✅ CoP20 outcome (29 Nov 2025): Appendix I didn’t pass, but a compromise was adopted by consensus — Striped hyaena moved from Appendix III → Appendix II.

🐾 Drop a paw if you support stronger protection for the Striped hyaena!

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