UAE Releases 81 Falcons Into Kazakhstan’s Wild
Conservation initiative strengthens regional biodiversity ties
The United Arab Emirates has released 81 falcons into the wild in Kazakhstan as part of a cross-border biodiversity initiative.
The move underscores the UAE’s commitment to wildlife preservation and the traditional sport of falconry, recognized by UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage.
Officials say the project supports falcon population recovery and strengthens environmental cooperation between the two countries.
The move underscores the UAE’s commitment to wildlife preservation and the traditional sport of falconry, recognized by UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage.
Officials say the project supports falcon population recovery and strengthens environmental cooperation between the two countries.
