International Symposium on Ecological Restoration and Management of the Aral Sea

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Located between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan,  known as “Sea of islands”, the Aral Sea has been shrinking since the 1960s, from 67,000 square kilometers at its peak to 3,000. Researches have been conducted to figure out the process of changes and why it is shrinking, and solutions for sustainable development in the Aral Sea Basin.

  • pdf Keynote: Interaction and Synergism Management of Water and Ecosystem in Aral Sea basin Download
  • pdf Keynote: Advancing Nexus Approaches to Sustainable Development in the Aral Sea basin Download
  • pdf Keynote: Bioresource of Central Asia and its Utilization on Ecological Restoration of Damaged Desert Ecosystems Download
  • pdf Keynote: International Symposium on Ecological Restoration and Management of the Aral Sea Download
  • pdf Keynote: Aral Sea: Past and Future Download
  • pdf Keynote: Integrated Land Use Planning Contributing to LDN for Food, Water, Energy and Ecosystem Services Download
  • pdf The Aral Sea Disaster: Climate Change and Water‐Land Ecological Problems in Uzbekistan Download
  • pdf Understanding the Aral Sea Microbiome and Resistome for Restoration Download
  • pdf Agricultural Development Strategy in Central Asia under Climate Warming Download
  • pdf Creation of Forest Plantations on the Drained Bottom of the Aral Sea Download
  • pdf Integrated Support for the Aral Sea in Uzbekistan Download
  • pdf The Risk Characteristics and Control Pilot Test of Desertification in the Central Asia Region Download
  • pdf Innovative Climate Resilient Technologies and Approaches for Water Use Efficiency and Circular Halophytic Mixed Farming Development in the Aral Sea Basin Download
  • pdf Solar PV Empower Ecological Restoration at Aral Sea Download

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