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Reserves of Turkmenistan

The PA system of Turkmenistan, which includes mountain, desert and marine ecosystems, includes 9 state reserves, 16 state reserves, as well as 2 natural monuments and covers 4.38 percent of the country’s 2,152,360 hectares, which is not surprising – it is a unique country. nature, desert and semi-desert communities are extremely vulnerable and dependent on human care. Reserves of Turkmenistan as an integral part of the natural and cultural heritage of Turkmenistan.

List of nature reserves in Turkmenistan:

The Kugitang Nature Reserve was created in 1986 with the aim of preserving and restoring the ecosystems of Kugitang. It is located on the western slope of the ridge, its area is small, amounting to only 27,140 hectares. Both the flora and fauna of Kugitang differ significantly from the flora and fauna of Kopetdag and […] [...]
It was established on August 19, 1976. The total area of the reserve is 125,000 ha, which includes the Mäne-Chache range from Germap in the Central Kopetdag to the Eastern Kopetdag. The purpose of the creation of the reserve is to preserve the ecosystems of the mountain-foot plains and their integrated study, to preserve juniper […] [...]
Sung-Khacapdag Nature Reserve. Back in the 30s, Academician N. I. Vavilov came to the conclusion that Western Kopetdag is one of the world centers for the formation of fruit trees in the dry subtropics. Then he came up with a proposal to create a reserve here. However, only in 1977 a branch of the Kopetdag […] [...]
The history of Turkmen reserves began in 1927. The first of these was the Repetek Nature Reserve created on the basis of the station. It is located in the South-Eastern Karakum Desert, 70 km south of Turkmenabat. On an area of 34,600 hectares, all the typical elements of a sandy desert are represented: ridges, interridge […] [...]
Created on July 18, 2013. Its total area is 85,500 hectares. Including: 60,500 ha of specially protected natural areas and 25,000 ha. is a limited reserve. The protected area is 25848 ha.It is located in the territory of Ak Bugda and Tejen etrap velayats of Ahal in Central Karagum. The main purpose of the creation […] [...]
The history of the Khazar Reserve begins in 1932, when the Gasankuli Ornithological Reserve was established. Since 1968, it was called Krasnovodsk, and in 1994, by the Decree of the President of Turkmenistan, it was renamed the Khazar Reserve. At the same time, the large island of Ogurdzhaly was included in its structure as a […] [...]
I It became one of the first nature reserves created in the Turkmen SSR. At that time, there were only 2 nature reserves in Turkmenistan – Repeteksky, created in 1927, and Krasnovodsk, in 1932. The Badkhyz Nature Reserve was founded in December 1941 on the initiative of the famous zoologist Professor M.I. Rozanov for the […] [...]
The Amudarya Nature Reserve was established in 1982 in order to study, preserve and restore ecosystems in the middle reaches of the Amudarya and the adjacent sandy desert. It consists of three sections, one of which (Kyzylkala-Nargyz) is located on the right bank of the river. Two more sites – Goreldinsky and Kabaklinsky are located […] [...]
The Kaplankyr Nature Reserve was created in 1979 in the northern part of the Karakum Desert on an area of 28,220 hectares. It also includes Shakhsenemsky and Sarykamyshsky reserves. The entire complex of protected areas covers the harsh region of clayey and partly sandy deserts, including Sarykamysh Lake, where 83 species of birds, mostly migratory, […] [...]

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