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2024-12-12 00:00

12 December 2024:Official Launch of the Save the Caspian Sea Movement

The Caspian Sea is facing an unprecedented ecological crisis, with shrinking water levels, mass wildlife deaths, and the looming threat of irreversible damage. Now is the time to act. Without immediate and bold action, the Caspian risks becoming the next Aral Sea—a devastating tragedy the world cannot afford to repeat.
We are proud to announce the official launch of the Save the Caspian Sea movement, a global initiative uniting scientists, activists, policymakers, and concerned citizens to protect this vital ecosystem and secure its future for generations to come.

The Save the Caspian Sea movement is not just another initiative—it is a coalition, a rallying force of communities, activists, and advocates determined to demand accountability, implement sustainable solutions, and safeguard this irreplaceable resource for future generations.
The event will feature:

  • Keynote speeches from leading environmental advocates, including Vadim Ni, founder of the movement, and Galina Chernova, a renowned environmental expert.
  • Insightful discussions on the Caspian Sea's challenges and actionable solutions.
  • The unveiling of our roadmap for action

Why This Campaign Matters:

  • The Caspian Sea’s ecological collapse threatens ecosystems, livelihoods, and regional stability, with consequences that will ripple globally.
  • Pollution, habitat destruction, and declining water levels are endangering unique species, such as the Caspian seal, and undermining the future of millions who depend on the sea.
  • The movement will serve as a catalyst for change, amplifying the voices of those most affected and demanding action from industries and governments alike.
Event Details:

Date: December 12th, 2024

Format: Hybrid (In-person and Online)

Languages: Live English translation available
This launch marks a turning point in the fight to save the Caspian Sea.

Together, we can ensure this lifeline endures for generations to come.
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