2022年3月17日 · Kazakhstan is a country with a low percentage of forest cover. According to the Forestry and Wildlife Committee of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources, in January 2022, forests covered 5 percent of the country's territory and …

2023年3月20日 · In Kazakhstan, forests occupy a relatively small territory – the country's forest cover is only 5 percent of the total land area. Forests are represented by main types such as forests of the forest-steppe and steppe zones, mountain forests, tugai and saxaul forests.

2020年6月6日 · Kazakhstan's forests are primarily crucial because they provide a home to more than 700 species of animals 6% of which are considered threatened. The decline in Kazakhstan's forest cover poses a significant threat to the continued existence of the country's wildlife.

The Kazakh forest steppe ecoregion (WWF ID: PA0809) is a long thin strip of transition zone between the forested taiga of Siberian Russia (to the north), and the Kazakh steppe to the south.

Kazakhstan’s forests play an important role in land, wildlife, and watershed management, wind erosion and sand control, and recreation. Forests and wood land account for ha or 4.9% of the total land area in the country [1].

On a per capita basis, Kazakhstan has almost as much forest land (0.77 ha/person) as the ‘forest-rich’ United States or Malaysia and is significantly ahead of most ECA countries (except Russia, Belarus and the Baltics).

2024年6月15日 · Kazakhstan is a forest-scarce country, with forests covering only 4.6 percent of the total area. Nearly 90 percent of the land is made up of steppe, desert and semi-desert. 26 million hectares are designated as forest estate (i.e. the forest fund), but less than half of this is actually covered with forest (12.5 million hectares).

The article discusses issues of forest preservation and environmental safety in Kazakhstan. The authors conduct a comparative analysis of forest cover across regions of Kazakhstan, revealing its low percentage in the Western regions and high in the eastern and southern regions.

Kazakhstan is a large country with limited forest resources relative to its overall land area. Forests areas account for a mere 4.2 percent of Kazakhstan's territory. .

2014年10月17日 · With help from the World Bank, the country is investing in seed farms and improved firefighting techniques in order to protect fragile forest land. The forest is, of course, a key part of Kazakhstan’s ecosystem.