Tigers are returning to Kazakhstan's wilderness after a 70-year absence. An adult female Amur tiger named Umit was released into the Ile-Balkhash State Nature Reserve. This ambitious wildlife restoration project aims to re-establish the apex predator in its former habitat. Endangered prey species and anti-poaching measures have been implemented to support the tiger's return. Kazakhstan is working to ensure peaceful coexistence between tigers and local communities.

The cubs need to reach the age of 18 months, Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Ecology says

Kazajistán liberó por primera vez en más de 70 años a una tigresa de Amur en estado salvaje. Umit fue reintroducida en la Reserva Natural Ile-Balkhash como parte de un programa…