31 July 2026
As is well known, the rate at which average temperatures are rising in Central Asia is outpacing global averages, directly disrupting the region’s historical hydrological balance. The rapid degradation of the glaciers of the Pamirs and Tien Shan, heat waves, droughts, and accelerating desertification have long underscored the urgent need for solutions. Under these conditions, nature is no longer simply a habitat. There is a growing need for tools capable of stabilizing ecosystems, with forests playing a central role.
