17.08.2026, 17:37

Kazakhstan sees annual growth in rare ungulate populations

ASTANA. Aug 17 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Populations of rare ungulates and saiga antelopes are growing annually in Kazakhstan, the Central Asia Project Office on Climate Change and Green Energy said in a press release Monday.

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