Raising funds for Sociable Lapwing conservation in Uzbekistan
The Bird Conservation Fund in the US are working with OSME to raise funds for our colleagues in Uzbekistan to
The Bird Conservation Fund in the US are working with OSME to raise funds for our colleagues in Uzbekistan to
Afghanistan – Armenia – Azerbaijan – Bahrain – Cyprus – Egypt – Georgia – Iran – Iraq – Israel – Jordan – Kazakhstan – Kuwait – Kyrgyzstan – Lebanon – Oman – Qatar – Saudi Arabia – South West Russia – Syria
Kazakhstan and UzbekistanJune 25 – July 16, 1997 From 25 June to 11 July 1997 I was on a business
Kazakstan29th May to 10th June 2003 INTRODUCTION This trip covers a 13-day trip to Eastern and Northern Kazakhstan taken by
Kazakstan25 May to 6 June 2003 This trip was a self made trip organised by P. J. Dubois (+ 14
Kazakstan8 to 26 May, 2002 “Ornithology along the Silk road” Introduction Kazakhstan, the largest and certainly also the most diverse
Kazakstan17 to 28 July 2000 18.7. 06.15. The morning call to prayers is answered by all the dogs of the
Kazakhstan, May 27 – June 5, 1999 Don Taylor, 1 Rose Cottages, Old Loose Hill, Loose, Maidstone, Kent ME15 0BN,
WINGS OVER KAZAKSTAN 98AN ORNITHOLOGICAL SURVEY OF GLOBALLY THREATENED SPECIES Summary This was a joint expedition between staff of the
Tien Shan Mountains, Kirghizstan and KazakhstanJuly 26 – August 8, 1997 Stuart Reeves, 76 Broomhill Road, Aberdeen, AB10 6HU, UK
Kazakhstan and UzbekistanJune 25 – July 16, 1997 From 25 June to 11 July 1997 I was on a business
TRIP REPORTS – KAZAKHSTAN October 4th to 15th 1996 A short summary of Lesser White-fronted goose expedition to Northern Kazakstan
The OSME Summer Meeting and 41st AGM will be held at BTO Headquarters, Thetford, Norfolk on Saturday 29th June. Doors
Guest blog from Anna Zavalishina, Kazakhstan This is a new series of blogs from young people in the OSME Region