The Silk Road Conservancy
Preserving the natural and cultural heritage of the Silk Road
Our work spans from the steppes of Central Asia to the mountains of the Caucasus and the savannas of Africa, aiming to protect the unique biodiversity and cultural heritage of the Silk Road region while fostering sustainable development.
Conservation cannot be pursued in isolation; it must be a collaborative effort
We’re building a network of NGOs, local communities, and experts to create a unified approach to conservation along the Silk Road.
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Biodiversity thrives when we preserve both nature and culture
Our holistic approach ensures the protection of ecosystems and the continuation of traditional practices that have shaped the Silk Road landscapes for millennia.
Every conservation effort counts, no matter how small.
From Mongolia’s steppes to Istanbul’s markets, the Silk Road connects diverse ecosystems and cultures. Each action, whether protecting habitats or preserving traditions, contributes to conservation. Our projects span from community initiatives to international collaborations.
Your involvement matters. Plant trees in the Gobi, document traditions in Kyrgyzstan, or support eco-tourism in Uzbekistan. Our approach combines local action with strategic planning. Together, we’ll preserve the Silk Road’s biodiversity and cultural heritage for future generations.
Treasures of the Silk Road
Where Culture Meets Nature
Our conservation efforts celebrate the intricate relationship between the Silk Road’s cultural heritage and its diverse wildlife. Ancient artifacts often feature animal motifs, reflecting the profound connection between humans and nature that has shaped this region for millennia.
By protecting both cultural sites and natural habitats, we ensure the continued inspiration that nature provides to human creativity. Our work spans from safeguarding ancient artifacts to conserving the very species that have captivated artisans for generations, preserving the living heritage of the Silk Road.