Wildlife Population Increasing in the Aral Sea Region
2025-07-18 11:00:00 / News
Regular environmental monitoring, inspections and preventive measures carried out by inspectors and scientific staff ensure safe and stable habitats for wild animals.
Special attention is given to the winter period. Various biotechnical interventions are implemented to support wild animals and birds during this challenging season. These include the installation of feeding stations, the construction of artificial nests and shelters, the cleaning of water sources and supplemental feeding. Such efforts help wildlife survive harsh winters and promote natural reproduction.
As a result of these measures, the "Aral Sea Region" National Nature Park is currently home to 116 bird species, 17 mammal species and 15 reptile species. This demonstrates the growing ecological significance of the area and the recovery of its biodiversity.
The "Aral Sea Region"National Nature Park is one of the key sites for the conservation of natural heritage and the protection of rare and endangered species. These positive outcomes have been made possible through the cooperation of park staff and relevant organizations, as well as the application of modern conservation approaches.