In the heart of Asia lies a natural wonder of incredible beauty and vastness – the Great Gobi. A landscape as big as one and a half times the size of Switzerland, rugged and yet fragile. It is home to the last wild camels on earth, the rare Gobi bears and the returning Przewalski’s horses – Takhi, once extinct, now a beacon of hope.
This unique landscape owes its survival to a courageous decision made in 1975, when Mongolia placed its Gobi under strict protection. An act of visionary foresight. But danger is looming: a planned road through the heart of the Gobi A could mean the end for its last great inhabitants.
Read more about this in our latest Takhi Post.