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In recent years, changes in local climate and the desertification of the Gobi Desert have shown that the problems Mongolia faces are no longer regional, but often global in nature. For example, not long ago California was affected by a yellow dust storm that originated in the Gobi Desert, drifted across China, Korea and Japan, and then eventually reached the United States.
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This coming August, our MEC will be organizing an expedition to explore the land of Chinggis Khaan (Genghis Khan). The purpose of this trip is to start us on our quest, and help us find ways to promote cooperation and involvement of the international community in environmental conservation work in Mongolia. We cannot stand alone in our work to preserve the environment and cultural heritage of Mongolia. It will only be through cooperation with all sectors of society that we will be able to ensure a sustainable future where best practices are the rule rather than the exception. Read more >Our MEC Environmental Leadership Program encourages, fosters and supports environmental leadership in Mongolian society. The program’s strong interdisciplinary approach ensures that its graduates have an understanding of Mongolia’s traditional approaches to protecting nature. It also provides them with the necessary skills to practice independent evaluation and assessment of environmental problems, not only at a local level, but also at a national, regional, and global scale. Finally, it teaches them to appreciate the role of cooperation in resolving these problems. Read more >