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On 2–3 December 2021, an International Conference on Cold Winter Deserts took place in Tashkent. In cooperation with FAO Uzbekistan, the CADI project was organizing the Conference to assemble researchers and experts presenting their papers on biodiversity conservation, sustainable land management, ecosystem services, food security, and water use in cold winter deserts in Central Asia. […]
At the 26th UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, the Michael Succow Foundation presents the CADI project as part of a side event on “Climate change and biodiversity in Uzbekistan.” The side event will present various projects and strategies to address the challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss in Uzbekistan, one of the CADI […]
On the 26th of October 2021, within the CADI project, in collaboration with FAO Uzbekistan, a workshop on income-generating activities for rural women of Bukhara and Navoi provinces took place. The workshop’s main aim is to engage women in alternative income-generating activities to improve their families’ livelihoods, reducing their dependence on grazing and other agricultural […]
The 8th CADI Newsletter is available! Here we keep you informed about the ongoing activities and results of our project. In our Media Gallery, you can subscribe and receive future CADI newsletters.
The problem of mass deaths of animals in ditches used by farmers to protect their fields from cattle was first identified in May-June 2019, during CADI-expeditions to the Saryagash district of the Turkestan region of Kazakhstan. In the same year, the CADI team prepared articles and reports in the media. Appeals were sent to state […]
The results of many studies carried out by Soviet scientists are still kept in paper form, and therefore not yet available to the general public. To introduce some of the work to a wider audience, the СADI team, for the first time, has scanned relevant articles from the international scientific-practical journal “Problems of desert development” […]
The film crew of the YouTube channel „Vse Kak U Zverei“ has released a new video clip: „Aral See: Is there life after death?“. This new edition will focus on one of the biggest human-made environmental disasters, the Aral Sea’s disappearance. The reasons for this, the consequences and effects of the drying up of the […]
Capacity building in Uzbekistan has been implemented via the Farmers’ Field Schools (FFS) concept developed by FAO. On two pilot sites in Uzbekistan, the FAO project team conducted a series of FFS sessions on improved crop production. The workshops’ objective was to improve nutritional security and increase the rural farmers’ income living under harsh climatic conditions of cold winter […]
The State Nature Reserve Barsakelmes has won a National Award “Elim-Ai” as the Best Nature Reserve of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The CADI team is happy to congratulate its faithful partner on this achievement! Within the CADI project, we provided support for the improvement of management, including an adaptation of management plans, monitoring, training for […]
Within a CADI biodiversity expedition in October 2019, 13 bat species were recorded in Turkmenistan either by the direct sighting of bats in roosts, by the capture of bats by mist-nets or by the acoustic recording of echolocation calls. The bat diversity and its distribution in this region were poorly studied in the past. It […]
Universität Greifswald
Institut für Botanik und Landschaftsökologie /
University of Greifswald
Institute of Botany and Landscape Ecology
Soldmannstraße 15
D-17489 Greifswald
Projektleitung / Project Leader:
Dr. Michael Manthey
Phone: +49 3834 420 4128
manthey [at] uni-greifswald.de
Projektkoordination / Project Coordinator:
Christian Welscher
Phone: +49 3834 420 4120
christian.welscher [at] uni-greifswald.de
