The representatives convened on November 6−7 in Kyzyl, the capital of the Republic of Tyva, to deliberate on the accomplishments and collaborative initiatives between the two nations. The Irbis Association, a prominent proponent of these initiatives, has been instrumental in promoting eco-education, monitoring snow leopards and argalis, safeguarding wildlife, facilitating the exchange of conservationist experiences, and facilitating bilateral internships.
This fall, the Irbis Association supported the counting of the number and condition of the Altai mountain sheep in the transboundary zone of the two countries, a task fixed by the agreement within the framework of the Commission’s work. The experts will also discuss the study and protection of the bustard, reforestation in Mongolia, etc.

A significant topic is the implementation of the Agreement between Russia and Mongolia on the establishment of the transboundary reserve "Ubsunur Basin."The event will also feature discussions on the implementation of the Agreement between Russia and Mongolia on the establishment of the transboundary reserve "Ubsunur Basin."The event will be attended by heads and specialists from the Department of State Policy and Regulation in the sphere of protected areas development of the Ministry of Natural Resources of Russia, Ministry of Forestry and Nature Management of the Republic of Tyva, and reserves "Ubsunurskaya Basin," "Khakass ky", "Azas", "Joint Directorate of the Reserve 'Sayano-Shushensky' and National Park 'Shushensky Bor', 'Reserves of Orenburg region', and Sailugemsky National Park. Representatives of governmental structures and specially protected natural areas from the Mongolian side also participated in the work of the Commission.