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over the Mongolian Gobi Desert.
Starry night over the Mongolian Gobi Desert. © Erdenebulgan Battsengel

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TNC is working to protect snow leopards through our protected area management work.
The elusive snow leopard TNC is working to protect snow leopards through our protected area management work. © D. Tseveenravdan

Our Priorities

Learn about The Nature Conservancy's priorities that guide our work in Mongolia.

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Confluence of Eg and Tarvagatai rivers in central region of Mongolia.
Eg & Tarvagatai Confluence of Eg and Tarvagatai rivers in central region of Mongolia. © Bayar Balgantseren

Conservation Update

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A World Where People and Nature Thrive

A world where the diversity of life thrives, and people act to conserve nature for its own sake and its ability to fulfill our needs and enrich our lives.

Our Goals for 2030

We’re racing to hit these targets to help the world reverse climate change and biodiversity loss. Together, we find the paths to make change possible.

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    240K

    Avoid or sequester 240,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually on CBO-managed rangelands.

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    2,2M

    2200 km long riverine system of Delgermoron River is protected.

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    14M

    14M hectares of important biodiversity areas are protected using a series of legal provisions.

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    10M

    10 million ha of rangeland management is improved through Community-Based Conservation.

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    10M

    10 million hectares of land is avoided from conversion through local-level protection.

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    3H

    Support the leadership of 300 Community-based organizations involving 15000 people in stewarding their environment and securing rights.

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The Eternal Mongolia initiative will protect more of Mongolia's places and people, now and into the future.

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Hunter turned Ranger: Protecting Mongolia’s Wildlife

The Eternal Mongolia initiative will protect more of Mongolia’s places and people, now and into the future.

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News and Stories

Members of Community based organization in Khovd

Success

Supporting local community

Community-based organization Members of conservation-based organization run a small business to support their livelihood and reduce the number of livestock to address the overgrazing issue in Mongolia. © Bayanjargal Batbayar/TNC

Success

Herders mitigate climate challenges by minimizing damage through establishing community-based organizations

Mar 14, 2024

A herder household in Dzud As of February 2024, a total of 80% of the country is in a “Dzud” weather disaster, with Iron/Glass Dzud hitting regions covering 58 soums, across 13 provinces. © B.Byamba-Ochir, MPA
A beautiful landscape of Mongolia.

Interview

Designating land is highest form of nature conservation

Mongolia A beautiful landscape of Mongolia © Ankhbayar Enkhbold/TNC
Participants of the workshop

Press Release

Mongolia will implement Eternal Mongolia initiative

Eternal Mongolia PFP Stakeholders in the conservation sector are participating in the Eternal Mongolia kick-off workshop. © Bayanjargal Batbayar/TNC
Announcement of the Conservation trust fund

Press Release

The Conservation Trust Fund will be established in Mongolia

Conservation trust fund Government stakeholders are announcing the establishment of a conservation trust fund in Mongolia. © MoET