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Some of the last surviving ancestors of our domesticated walnut, apple, plum, cherry, almond and pistachio trees live in Kyrgyzstan’s forests. Yet 90% have been lost over the past 50 years. FFI is working with both the Forestry Department and local communities to improve forest management to protect this wonderful unique ecosystem.
RECENT NEWS:
As apples blossom in the UK their wild ancestors face extinction
07/05/2009
FFI publishes new Red List of Trees of Central Asia which sheds light on region’s threatened fruit and nut trees.
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