Audio tour Zarafshan National Nature Park
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Audio tour Summary
Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.During the 3-kilometre walking tour of the Zarafshan National Nature Park, you will visit the tugai forest near the Zarafshan River, see the plants that grow in this forest, and learn which animals inhabit it. You will hear the calls of the various birds, which consider this place their home.
This tour will be interesting for children and adults, as well as for various specialists, such as botanists, zoologists, ornithologists and photographers.
The audio guide was developed with the financial support of the regional programme Integrated Land Management for Climate Change in Central Asia, implemented on behalf of the German government. The authors are responsible for the content.
- 1 Welcome to the Zarafshan National Nature Park!
- 2 About the history of Zarafshan National Nature Park
- 3 Territory of the Zarafshan National Nature Park
- 4 What does 'tugai' mean?
- 5 Erianthus
- 6 Deer enclosures
- 7 The vegetation of the tugai forest in Zarafshan Park
- 8 Tamarisk
- 9 Mammals in Zarafshan Park
- 10 Birds in Zarafshan Park
- 11 Turanga poplar
- 12 Bactrian Red Deer in rut
- 13 Magpie nest
- 14 Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes karagan)
- 15 Reptiles in Zarafshan Park
- 16 Willows Salix alba and Salix songarica
- 17 Badger City
- 18 Sea Buckthorn
- 19 Common Pheasant
- 20 Golden Jackal
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Audio tour Summary
Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.During the 3-kilometre walking tour of the Zarafshan National Nature Park, you will visit the tugai forest near the Zarafshan River, see the plants that grow in this forest, and learn which animals inhabit it. You will hear the calls of the various birds, which consider this place their home.
This tour will be interesting for children and adults, as well as for various specialists, such as botanists, zoologists, ornithologists and photographers.
The audio guide was developed with the financial support of the regional programme Integrated Land Management for Climate Change in Central Asia, implemented on behalf of the German government. The authors are responsible for the content.
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