31.07.2025, 15:58

Kazakhstan to send 1,500 saigas to China in conservation push starting in 2025

ASTANA. July 31 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan plans to begin transferring 1,500 saiga antelopes to China in 2025, with the process expected to be completed by 2026, Environment and Natural Resources Minister Erlan Nysanbayev said Thursday.

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