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Les pays où vivent les antilopes saïga élaborent une nouvelle feuille de route afin de sauver l’espèce
Antilope saïga © Andrey Giljov
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Conservation de la connectivité : un élément essentiel du Cadre mondial de la biodiversité pour l’après 2020
La première réunion du Groupe de travail conjoint s’est tenue le 25 octobre © Florian Keil (Secrétariat PNUE/AEWA)
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First Central Asian Migration Atlas Created to Reduce Harm to Wildlife from Infrastructure
The growing number of railways, roads, pipelines, and fences increasingly threatens large migratory mammals such as Mongolian gazelles in Central Asia. CREDIT: Copyright Ganbayar Hureelen. Additional images available here: http://bit.ly/2qssGHe
Растущее число автомобильных и железных дорог, трубопроводов и заборов все больше угрожает крупным мигрирующим млекопитающим, таким как Монгольские Газели в Центральной Азии. Авторское право: Ганбаяр Хюрелен. Дополнительные изображения доступны по данной ссылке: http://bit.ly/2qssGHe
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Mortality Event Hits Mongolian Saiga
Saiga males © Pavel Sorokin
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Signes d’espoir pour l’antilope saïga après une extinction massive en 2015
Antilope saïga (Saiga tatarica) - © Navinder Singh
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