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14 September 2012 | Views: 1775 | Comments: 0 |
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 Forest fires, that destroyed bear habitats in Tuva, forced the bears into a corner - as "Komsomolskaya pravda" informs us. Emaciated and homeless, when they gave it some thought, they took off and went on the road.
- According to information of hunters from Tuva, about 80 bears went on the move, - says Mikhail Kokorin from Kaz village. - They left their homes and are moving towards Kuzbass. Our taiga in Gornaya Shoria - that is what is drawing them.
This "army" of bears will soon get to Kuzbass, however, some will separate along the way.
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Komsomolskaya pravda, translated by Heda Jindrak |
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3 September 2012 | Views: 3151 | Comments: 0 |
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 The Government of Tuva has approved a bill that extends the right to municipalities to counter the problem of alcoholism in the region. If adopted by the organs of self-government of the local Hural approval of rural and urban settlements would have the power to ban the sale of alcoholic beverages, reports the press-service of the Government of the Republic.
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29 August 2012 | Views: 1739 | Comments: 0 |
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 Tuvan territory is inhabited by 40 - 60 snow leopards; regardless of dangers of poaching, the numbers of the population remain stable. This was announced by the science vice-director of the "Ubsunur depression" nature preserve, Alexander Kuksin. Earlier evaluations went up to 100 individuals. In Kuksin's opinion, the stabilization of the snow leopard population in the region was achieved through the WWF of Russia program for preservation of this predator; Tuvan irbis population is the key cluster for preservation of this species in Russia.
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RIA Novosti, translated by Heda Jindrak |
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28 August 2012 | Views: 1603 | Comments: 0 |
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 For the first time, medical research study under field conditions was organized in Tuva at the remote arzhaan "Choigan". The medical team consists of eight practicing specialists from various therapeutic-prophylactic health care centers of the republic. The team includes a physiotherapist, neuropathologist, surgeon, a specialist in clinical laboratory diagnostics, otolaryngologist physician's aide-laboratory technologist, and one student of Republic medical College.
The study was performed during the summer season of active visiting by vacationers seeking healing at medicinal springs of arzhaan Choigan, 0n 9 to 23 July 2012.
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minzdrav.tuva.ru, translated by Heda Jindrak |
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26 August 2012 | Views: 2899 | Comments: 0 |
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 Today, International Beauty Contest "Miss Center of Asia-2012" opens in the capital; two stages will be held at the National Theatre.
The finale will take place on 26 August. As one of the main organizers of the contest, Kima Dongak, informed us, the goal of this international action is the popularization of the chief trademark of Tuva - the "Center of Asia" obelisk. All 14 of the beautiful contestants were today seen by the head of the republic, Sholban Kara-ool, who welcomed the girls and told them about the history, culture and noteworthy attractions of the republic.
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gov.tuva.ru, translated by Heda Jindrak |
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23 August 2012 | Views: 2510 | Comments: 0 |
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 In Russia, the numbers of the manul wild cat, which is a rare species and is in the Red Book, are the highest in Tuva . This is due to a number of factors, one of them is the fact that there are few serious threats to the cat in this region, as the co-ordinator of the Siberian ecologic center in Novosibirsk, Anna Barashkova, informed RIA Novosti.
Manul is a rare predator of the steppe and semi-steppe zones of Eurasia, and is listed in both the international and Russian red Books. This wild cat has a status that is close to threatened.
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RIA Novosti, translated by Heda Jindrak |
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22 August 2012 | Views: 1791 | Comments: 0 |
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 A notice about a find of an ancient burial came to the editorial office of "Plus Inform". Because the information arrived through three or four different hands, it was not clear at first who and how discovered the burial. It was something like: somebody dug and uncovered some bones by chance. In reality, it was something quite different. But it was very strange anyway.
A skull in the clearing
A team of workers from the Service for protection of objects of cultural heritage went to Mezhegei, where the announcement originated. And young people from the village took us to examine the "autopsied" kurgan. It was quite a long trip through the steppe. Suspicions began creeping up: but just what could they have been digging "by chance" in the steppe?
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Irina Kachan, Plus Inform newspaper, translated by Heda Jindrak |
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1 August 2012 | Views: 1703 | Comments: 0 |
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 Forest fires continue to rage in Siberia, decimating up to 15,000 hectares of forest and forcing the closure of the Tomsk regional airport, Russia's Emergencies Ministry said on Friday.
Most of the fires were fueled by intense heat and strong winds, increasing the area by 2,000 hectares overnight.
The worst of the blazes were concentrated in Russia's Siberian regions of Krasnoyarsk, Tomsk, Tuva, Khakassia and Irkutsk, according to the ministry.
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28 July 2012 | Views: 1312 | Comments: 0 |
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 A 4.5 earthquake was reported in the Tuva Republic in Siberia on Friday morning.
Residents of multi-storey apartment buildings in the capital Kyzyl were surprised to notice that their table and glassware were clinking and chandeliers were swaying.
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26 July 2012 | Views: 2195 | Comments: 0 |
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 A ceremonial celebration was held in southern Siberia on Monday (July 23) to mark the opening of a newly rebuilt Buddhist temple - Ustuu-Khuree.
Some ten thousand people travelled to Chadan in Russia's Tuva region to attend the opening festivities, which included a procession with people carrying 1,000 Buddha statues led by a green horse, in addition to a prayer service and music festival.
The new temple is an exact replica of a Buddhist temple which was built in 1907 but destroyed in 1937 during the Stalin regime's anti-religious campaigns. It takes its name 'Ustuu Khuree' from the name of one of these destroyed temples. Ruins from the original building still stand in the region, marked by Buddhist prayer flags.
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