Who we are
A biodiversity of Tajikistan can't recover on its own.
Public Organisation "Ganji Tabiat" is a non-governmental organisation that believes protecting biodiversity is crucial to maintaining balance in our ecosystems. It was established in February 2008 to help protect and conserve the wild flora of Tajikistan.
We focus our efforts on the local biodiversity of Tajikistan, including rare and endangered plant species — because losing them has consequences for wildlife and people alike that we believe are entirely avoidable.
Since 2008 that has meant working close to the ground: collecting seed with farmers before it's lost, propagating it at Kulob Botanic Garden, and handing plants back to the households and schools who will look after them for the long run.
"Our mission is to protect and conserve the native biodiversity of Tajikistan."
How we work
Our five objectives
Community knowledge
Improving living standards through ecological, legal, social, economic, cultural and medical knowledge-sharing.
Scientific research
Contributing to the development of scientific research into Tajikistan's wild plant species.
Landscape planning
Design and landscape planning that prioritises nature and biodiversity, and prevents atmospheric pollution.
Heritage sites
Maintaining and restoring ecologically important, historic and cultural heritage sites.
Government consultation
Advising local government projects on resolving ecological and biological problems.
Who runs it
Meet the team
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See what all this adds up to
From pilot plots to photo exhibitions — explore the thematic areas and projects this mission plays out through.