The 7th Central Asian Conference on Climate Change (CACCC-2025) will take place from May 13 to 15, 2025, in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan. This event is being organized by the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) in partnership with the Government of Turkmenistan, with the support of the World Bank project "Resilient Landscape Restoration Project in Tajikistan" (RESILAND Tajikistan), the Central Asia Water and Energy Program (CAWEP), and the Regional Programme "Climate Risk Management in Central Asia" of the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ).

It is planned to introduce the liquid reagent AUS-32 "BK blue", which helps to reduce harmful emissions from diesel engines, at filling stations located along the highways of Turkmenistan.

Tashkent hosted the "High-Level Policy Dialogue: Expanding Finance and Investment to Achieve Environmental Goals in Central Asia."

Five representatives from each Central Asian country, representing the departments of environment, energy, industry, agriculture, water resources, labor and social protection, as well as national economy, will take part in the Regional Preparatory Meeting for the 2026 Regional Climate Summit

On March 13–15 in Kazan (Republic of Tatarstan, Russian Federation) the international conference “Study and conservation of snow leopard in the world” will be held, which will be attended by representatives of the countries of the snow leopard habitat, including Bhutan, China, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Nepal, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan and Russia

Kazakhstan plans to establish a natural reserve for Caspian seals, marking a significant step in the conservation of this rare species.

The conference "Strengthening Resilience to Climate Change in Tajikistan: Innovations in Water Management and Glacier Monitoring" was held on February 28 in Dushanbe. The event was organized within the framework of the International Year of Glacier Conservation with the participation of scientists, experts and partners on development

A five-year program, "Conservation of Rare Animals and Unique Natural Areas in the Mountains of Central Asia", aimed at protecting the region's ecosystems, has concluded, reports DKnews.kz. The final meeting in Tashkent was attended by grantees, donors, and representatives of government agencies from five Central Asian countries, including Turkmenistan.

The progress of the project to reduce nitric acid emissions in Uzbekistan and further plans in this direction were discussed by a delegation led by head of the secretariat of the German Climate Action Group on Nitric Acid (NACAG) Thorsten Brezina and employees of the Office for the Coordination of the Transition to a Green Economy and Development

The Caspian House has been created, uniting environmental public organizations from Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Russia and Turkmenistan