Site naturel
Parc national de Besh-Tash
- Place type
- Site naturel
- Elevation
- 2500 m
Field notes
The field account
The Besh-Tash National Park is located in the Talas valley south of the Talas city. Inaugurated in 1996 to preserve the unique habitats and biodiversity in northwestern Kyrgyzstan. In the park there are more than 800 species of plants, of which about 28 trees and shrubs. The animals were found there, and the following birds: deer, fox, marten, ermine, the rock partridge, snow leopard, lynx Turkestan Kumai, saker falcon, bearded vulture (Gypaethe) and others. In the river of Besh Tash there are rainbow trouts.
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Where it sits
Visual field notes
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