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Our hero
Hi! I am Barsik.
I am not just a cat on the package — I am a real explorer and adventure lover! I love playing with friends, inventing new games and discovering something interesting every day.
I am not just a cat on the package — I am a real explorer and adventure lover! I love playing with friends, inventing new games and discovering something interesting every day.
With me it is always fun, tasty and kind.
That is why children chose me among all superheroes — because I am just as real as they are.
That is why children chose me among all superheroes — because I am just as real as they are.
who is the snow leopard?
Status and Threats
The snow leopard is an endangered species. Its main threats include poaching, declining prey populations, human-wildlife conflict, and climate change.
Where It Lives in Uzbekistan
The snow leopard inhabits the high mountains of the Western Tien Shan and the Pamir-Alay ranges. Camera traps help researchers monitor its population and behavior in protected areas.
Conservation Efforts
Uzbekistan participates in international snow leopard conservation programs. Memorandums have been signed with neighboring countries to support joint monitoring and the protection of the species' natural habitat.
International Snow Leopard Day
Observed annually on October 23, this day aims to raise awareness about the conservation of the snow leopard and the protection of mountain ecosystems.
International conference
on animal protection in Samarkand
on animal protection in Samarkand
In February 2024, a major international conference was held in Samarkand. Scientists and ministers from 100 countries discussed how to protect animals that migrate — that is, travel huge distances. These are various birds, fish and even big cats.
The main motto of the conference: “Nature knows no borders”. This means that animals and birds do not look at a map and do not know that their long walk may end in another country. That is why people from all over the world must work together to help them.
The rules for protecting such “travelers” were created back in 1979. Today they are followed by Uzbekistan and 132 other countries.
At the meeting they explained that many animals are struggling now because of environmental pollution. This conference became a very important event for all of Central Asia. It will help preserve the wildlife of our planet!
