Climate Adaptation Plan: Kyrgyzstan has started public discussion on a National Adaptation Plan to 2035, aiming to manage climate risks like glacier melt, droughts, floods and mudflows; the draft also flags earlier peak river flows (Naryn and Talas shift ~50 days) and warns that water losses in transport could reach about a quarter of supply, with major economic damage if action is delayed. Wildlife Monitoring: In the Naryn State Nature Reserve, camera traps run with French partner Osi-Panthera recorded rare species including snow leopard and brown bear, while Kyrgyz authorities continue updating the national Red Book. Glacier Flood Warning: A UN expert warns that Himalayan glacial flooding could threaten millions as glacier melt accelerates and dangerous glacial lakes breach more often. Snow Leopard Conservation Symbol: During the World Nomad Games in Kyrchyn, an art installation shaped like a snow leopard was made from about 3,000 alchiks, spotlighting the irbis as a key wildlife symbol. Green Tech & Infrastructure: China-Kyrgyzstan cooperation is also showing up in the field, with Chinese machinery supporting projects like the CKU railway and urban renewal in Karakol. Agriculture: A China-Kyrgyzstan apple demonstration orchard in Karabalta (Chuy) has produced fruit for the first time, using virus-free saplings and dwarf-rootstock dense planting.