WWF-Caucasus Newsletter (Issue 3, 2012) | WWF

WWF-Caucasus Newsletter (Issue 3, 2012) | WWF

WWF-Caucasus Newsletter (Issue 3, 2012)

Posted on 22 November 2012

WWF-Caucasus Newsletter

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In this issue:

Young female leopard spotted in Azerbaijan
Transboundary protected areas under focus
Population of the European bison in the Caucasus increased
Lake Arpi National Park gets new infrastructure
Establishment of protected areas in Pshav-Khevsureti region

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