Water Crisis in Bishkek’s Lower Ala-Archa: Residents say daytime water is often completely absent, with supply starting only in the evening and running at weak pressure, forcing chores to shift to night and leaving families worried about appliances. Heatwaves and “One Health” Risks: An environmental expert warns that extreme heat is hitting people, livestock, pastures, and ecosystems together, stressing coordinated early warnings and data sharing across meteorology, health, veterinary, agriculture, and environment agencies. Disaster Monitoring Upgrade: A RESILAND Kyrgyzstan interview highlights modernization at Kyrgyzhydromet to improve hydrometeorological monitoring and forecasting for floods, mudflows, landslides, and extreme heat. Biosafety for Biodiversity: CAREC and partners released a documentary and explainer video on Kyrgyzstan’s national biosafety mechanism and safe handling of living modified organisms under the Cartagena Protocol. Water Cooperation Funding: The World Bank approved $20M to strengthen transboundary water cooperation in Central Asia, aiming to improve water accounting, data sharing, and planning for shared basins. Local Enforcement on Pollution: Kyrgyz environmental inspectors fined the municipal enterprise “Kant-Tazalyk” for air-quality violations and for unauthorized waste dumping complaints. Extreme Rain Impacts Issyk-Kul: Vehicle access to the Karakol Gorge was temporarily restricted as river levels rose after heavy rains, with mudflow risk flagged for late July. Agriculture Protection with Biopreparations: In Talas, farmers used the biological agent Trichodermin to stop root rot in pumpkin crops, with officials urging wider use of safer biopreparations.