Our speleological projects – are studies of unexplored or barely explored karst areas, studies of new caves and caves spoken by locals. In the study of caves, we use a comprehensive methodology taking into account the interests of archaeologists, biologists, geologists, hydrogeologists and other areas of speleology. All projects are carried out with the permission of local authorities, and we are trying to give people who are not indifferent to the fate of the caves the results of the research.
The caves of Central Asia can be carriers of different kind of information related to the long history of this region, many of which are places of biodiversity, especially different species of animals from the international red list. The caves contain archaeological artifacts and ancient petroglyphs. In our region, many caves have been and still are places of worship. Our mission is to teach officials and local residents to learn to save caves and use them for research and education. To this end, we invite all interested speleologists and colleagues, to take part in our expeditions to various karst regions of Central Asia.
SOUTHWESTERN TIEN SHAN. 2019-2020 August 3 - August 16. Also available dates in September
Unknown karst of the Western Tian Shan. June 25 - July 5
UNKNOWN KARST REGION IN MIDDLE TYAN SHAN. June 10 - Juny 23 and August 30 - September 13
FERGANA RIDGE. 2019-2020 June 25 to July 5
FORGOTTEN KARST PLATEAU Kumysh on the FERGANA Ridge. 2019-2020
UNKNOWN KARST AREAS of PAMIR. Expedition for cave biologists, geologists, archaeologists and researchers
SOUTH KAZAKHSTAN. 2019-2020 August 3 - August 16. Also available dates in September
August - September
Speleological researches in Central Asia
The concept of the project
Underground Habitats as a Unit for Conservation of Vulnerable Bat Communities in South-Western Kyrgyzstan
November, 2019
Project: “Conservation of globally significant biodiversity and associated land and forest resources of the Western Tien Shan to support sustainable livelihoods”.