The Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of Kazakhstan has introduced an interactive map of natural resources, accessible on the Tabigat.gov.kz website, announced Deputy Minister Nurlan Kurmalayev at a Dec. 10 briefing.
The map provides uniform access to data on environmental protection and natural resources, and is designed to support ecotourism. All natural sites featured on the map are integrated into a popular online map service, enabling users to plan their trips by accessing relevant information.
A notable feature of the map is its use of space monitoring to track spontaneous dumping, illegal deforestation, and heat spots on state forest lands. The monitoring system covers 46 high-priority zones, including major cities and densely populated areas.
“This is a geographic information platform that provides information on the environmental situation and natural resources of our country, tied to a geographic context. Users have access to information on historical pollution and environmental stress, solid waste collection and recycling points, as well as geographic data on natural resource objects: surface waters; specially protected natural areas; recreational areas; habitats and migration routes of wildlife; as well as hunting grounds,” said Kurmalayev.
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