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Kazakhstan Enhances Efforts to Restore, Preserve Endangered Animal Species
Kazakh Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources Yerlan Nyssanbayev discussed the restoration of the snow leopard and Przewalski’s horse populations and the preservation of rare and endangered animal species in Kazakhstan during a Dec. 17 government meeting chaired by Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov.
The Prime Minister’s press service reported that the meeting highlighted the work to prepare policy documents to protect Red Book animals.
Currently, there are over 220 species of animals in the Red Book. Owing to the work done in the period from 2005 to 2023, the number of Tugai deer increased from 350 to 1,147 individuals, kulan from 1,112 to 4,493, argali (mountain sheep) from 8,835 to 20,316, goitered gazelle from 12,500 to 15,400.
He reported that 227 species of animals are registered in the list of rare and endangered animals, including 131 vertebrates and 96 invertebrates.
According to Yerlan Nyssanbayev, over the years of independence, the area of specially protected natural areas of the country has increased from 869,000 hectares to 30.9 million hectares. Photo credit: Prime Minister’s press service.
According to Nyssanbayev, during the years of independence, the country’s area of specially protected natural areas increased from 869,000 hectares to 30.9 million hectares due to the expansion of existing protected areas and the creation of new ones.
Modern accounting and monitoring systems, including video traps and satellite telemetry, are deployed. Eleven snow leopards were fitted with satellite collars, and the data obtained is expected to help strengthen the network of specially protected natural areas.
“Thanks to efforts to conserve and monitor snow leopards, we were able to expand the population from the critical level of the 1990s by more than two times, reaching over 180 individuals. The work to protect the species continues, and cross-border and international collaboration is expanding,” said Nyssanbayev.
A Houbara Bustard Reproduction Center was created in Turkistan as part of an agreement with the United Arab Emirates to maintain the Houbara Bustard population and release it back into its native environment. From 2009 to 2024, nearly 73,000 Houbara bustards reared at the center were released into the wild.
Nyssanbayev also reported that the Ile-Balkhash State Nature Reserve was created as part of the implementation of the Turan Tiger Restoration Program. To restore the natural food supply of the tiger, 205 Tugai deer were brought to the reserve from 2018 to 2024, work was carried out to resettle more than 100 kulans, and the population density of roe deer and wild boars was increased.
In the fall, two tigers were brought from the Netherlands to the Ile-Balkhash Reserve for enclosure breeding. In 2025, three or four tigers are expected to be brought from the wild in Russia.
Work continues on the reintroduction of the Przewalski’s horse; previously, the horse’s historical habitat in Kazakhstan included the territory of the country’s nine regions.
Przewalski’s horse disappeared from the world’s wild nature by the end of the 1960s.
Thanks to the cooperation of the ministry with international organizations, the first seven Przewalski’s horses were brought from the Prague Zoo to the Altyn Dala Reserve in the Kostanai Region in June. It is planned to bring 40 horses by 2029.
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Cristobal Bull, Nowhere to Hide, The Islander, and What Mommy Doesn’t See Win April BREW Award
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The Chrysalis BREW Project has announced the winners of the April 2025 BREW Readers’ Choice Award Book of the Month. The titles recognised this month are Cristobal Bull by Chris Corbett, Nowhere to Hide by Jude Austin, The Islander by David W. Berner, and What Mommy Doesn’t See by Karen Ledbetter.
Cristobal Bull by Chris Corbett was noted for its character construction and storytelling approach. The review from The Chrysalis BREW Project stated, “Corbett’s focus on the Bull’s past serves the story’s depth and flow well.” It also noted that the author “presents the Bull as a human being first, with motivations, history, and internal logic.”
Nowhere to Hide by Jude Austin was recognised for its exploration of interspecies dynamics and ethical complexity. The review highlighted, “The best parts of this book highlight what happens when two intelligent life forms attempt to understand each other without the option of walking away.”
David W. Berner’s The Islander was chosen for its portrayal of introspection and change. According to the review, the book is “not a travel story but a story of travelling inward, away from things, people, and situations, and toward clarity.”
Karen Ledbetter’s What Mommy Doesn’t See was recognised for its narrative focus and treatment of sensitive topics. The review noted that “Ledbetter handles sensitive scenes with a deliberate lack of over-dramatisation” and “presents the narrative from the child’s perspective without unnecessary exposition.”
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Cristobal Bull, Nowhere to Hide, The Islander, and What Mommy Doesn’t See Win April BREW Award
Australia, 1st May 2025, –
The Chrysalis BREW Project has announced the winners of the April 2025 BREW Readers’ Choice Award Book of the Month. The titles recognised this month are Cristobal Bull by Chris Corbett, Nowhere to Hide by Jude Austin, The Islander by David W. Berner, and What Mommy Doesn’t See by Karen Ledbetter.
Cristobal Bull by Chris Corbett was noted for its character construction and storytelling approach. The review from The Chrysalis BREW Project stated, “Corbett’s focus on the Bull’s past serves the story’s depth and flow well.” It also noted that the author “presents the Bull as a human being first, with motivations, history, and internal logic.”
Nowhere to Hide by Jude Austin was recognised for its exploration of interspecies dynamics and ethical complexity. The review highlighted, “The best parts of this book highlight what happens when two intelligent life forms attempt to understand each other without the option of walking away.”
David W. Berner’s The Islander was chosen for its portrayal of introspection and change. According to the review, the book is “not a travel story but a story of travelling inward, away from things, people, and situations, and toward clarity.”
Karen Ledbetter’s What Mommy Doesn’t See was recognised for its narrative focus and treatment of sensitive topics. The review noted that “Ledbetter handles sensitive scenes with a deliberate lack of over-dramatisation” and “presents the narrative from the child’s perspective without unnecessary exposition.”
More details about this announcement are on The Chrysalis BREW Project website.
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The BREW Readers’ Choice Award is a monthly and annual celebration of literature, where readers determine the most beloved books. Book of the Month winners automatically contend for the Reader’s Choice of the Year Awards, which highlight exceptional literary works. To nominate a book or learn more, visit the official page of the BREW Readers’ Choice Award.
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