Kazakhstan’s Massive Reforestation Paves Way for Return of Extinct Caspian Tiger Lineage

Kazakhstan has planted tens of thousands of trees in the South Balkhash region as part of a gargantuan effort to restore habitat for the reintroduction of tigers. The program aims to bring wild tigers back to the Central Asian country for the first time in more than 70 years.

Emma Taylor

February 25, 2026412 views

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