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Central Asian Mammals Initiative
October 27 , 2025
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- The Central Asian Mammals Initiative (CAMI) is a transboundary conservation program under the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS).
- It was launched in 2014 at the CMS Conference of the Parties 11 (COP11) in Quito, Ecuador, and revised in 2020 at COP13 in Gandhinagar, India.
- The initiative protects seventeen migratory and nomadic mammal species across Central Asia.
- Flagship species include the Snow Leopard, Saiga Antelope, Wild Camel, Bukhara Deer, and Persian Leopard.
- CAMI promotes cross-border cooperation, data sharing, and the removal of physical barriers to migration.
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