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menu home about testimonials supporters contact us small tree-planting nursery project in mongolia about is a small tree-planting nursery project established by byamba tseyen in her hometown of mandalgobi, dundgobi in the gobi desert of mongolia in 1975. for over 40 years, she has been leading this conservation project by growing small seeds & branches, and nurturing them in harsh conditions, before replanting them in areas in desperate need for defence against desertification. today, the project forms a small but vital role in the global fight to protect the natural environment which we all share. it gets very cold in mongolia over the winter and everything freezes from october to april. when it is warmer and pleasant weather between may and september, byamba’s team work hard to grow the trees another inch longer. water is not always available and it doesn’t help when it rains just a few times in july and august during hot extremely dry conditions. we believe that action to combat desertification in gobi desert is required urgently before the costs of rehabilitation rise beyond practical possibility, or before the opportunity to act is lost forever. testimonials you can volunteer during summer months at this conservation project site in mandalgobi, dundgobi, mongolia and ideal times are from april till sep every year. you can get involved in daily activities and duties to run the nursery from watering trees, keeping weeds off, making plant beds, or removing sand. a lot of physical activities involved and you would have to work during hot summer days, sometimes early mornings and late afternoons are best times to work to avoid the heat. mo strangeman in 2006 “joining byamba’s project in mandalgobi gave me a unique chance to share in the life of mongolia. i quickly learned how passionate and committed she is to achieving the growth of vital vegetation in the driest of areas. by hand, hoe, bucket and hose, she and her local helpers gather seeds, plant and nurture the various types of hardy and locally suitable trees and bushes, nurturing them daily. arriving by truck, water supplies are precious, erratic and expensive. i see in my mind’s eye byamba in the evening sun, holding the nursery’s hose aloft to drain out the last drops into a nearby sapling’s trench. it also takes long tractor drives and a great deal of work to transplant them where they are most needed, setting them next to more established ones to provide protection and help hold the sandy terrain against desertification. i could see how, after some years of growth, huge tracts of land are now alive and green and why the project aims to continue to do this over numerous hectares annually. the dry climate and harsh winters make it a real challenge but byamba has developed this successful project from her agricultural training, experience and her own personal drive. the fun and laughter we had alongside it all was as liberating as the fulfilling of one of my long-held dreams – to stay in traditional gers, (sheep’s wool–felt roofed houses), ‘white pearls’ set within the huge and magnificent mongolian landscape. the hospitality all hardworking herdsmen and their families always give so readily and naturally while travelling long distances across steppe and desert touched me every time. their meaty and dairy diet takes some adjusting to but after supper we’d be outside singing traditional songs together under vast domes of sky bejewelled with stars, from the pole star to the ‘all but touchable’ ones right down on the horizon. around us were their herds of camels, horses, sheep and goats, often joining in with their own vocals and i loved the very special closeness all of this brought within the enormous space of land and sky that is mongolia. i discovered a country and people whose path through life is treasurable with deep down ancient sharing ways and tibetan buddhist traditions embedded in its still horse-led culture. amid everyone’s hard work the numerous local and regional naadams (festivals) are opportunities for colour and enjoyment through gathering together and a myriad of competitions – thrilling horsemanship, youngsters included, plus wrestling, archery, traditional throat-singing, airag ( horse mare’s milk) drinking until bursting point, dancing and children’s games using sheep’s ankle bones. to see the pride of the most skilled and the best-dressed horsemen was to witness something special – that a deep sense of belonging to the land is still motivating their life. what i also knew was to support conserving that land and therefore that life had become my own delight. ‘bayarlalaa’ byamba – thank you, may the project and the land continue to thrive.” emma & bart in 2010 “we’d heard about byamba’s project before: goyo, her daughter, had won silver in the paul morrison guide awards 2007 and donated her prize money to the advancement of so, naturally, we were keen to visit when we finally booked our trip to mongolia in may 2010. we arrived late one evening towards the end of the holiday and were warmly welcomed by byamba and her husband, radnaa, into their home compound in mandalgobi. radnaa quickly whipped up some meat and noodle soup with fresh spring onions – grown lovingly in their garden, no less – and byamba retrieved her albums containing photos and newspaper clippings collected over the 35 years the project has been running. it’s clear to see that while her soviet-influenced outfits and fur hats have disappeared over the years, her commitment to combating desertification in the gobi hasn’t faltered. it’s a rare thing for a person to find – and commit to – a lifetime goal, and in many ways i’m envious of ‘forest byamba’ (as she’s known throughout the region): the act of planting a tree may be a humble one, but her daily dedication to the work has compounded over the years to create a greener, healthier environment for generations to come. an achievement we should aspire to too. on the drive back to the village, byamba turns to look at us in the back seat and says ‘a wise man once said: if you plant just one tree, it will be a great memory on the earth’. if that’s true, byamba has created more than memories – she’s cultivated a legacy.” penny & gerald in 2010 “we like the idea of ‘responsible tourism’ and chose the project which involves planting of a particular type of tree (saxaul) to prevent the desertification of the gobi desert. byamba and radnaa were our hosts for the few days we spent in mandalgobi, when we combined tree planting with the splendours of the naadam festival. we could watch such wonderful sports like horse riding, wrestling and archery, and mingle with the local people and eat traditional food. only by witnessing the work that has gone into this project to bring it where it is does one realise how committed byamba and her husband are, together with all the volunteers who have made such a valuable contribution. mike & carol in 2012 on the 5th july 2012, we headed about 270km south to a town called manadalgobi in the north of the gobi desert. we wanted to visit the project, one of the charities we are supporting through our trip, to see it for ourselves. it also gave us the opportunity of spending time with a mongolian family and staying in a ger for a night or so. it is an experience we would recommend it to anyone. all our meals were cooked for us in a special dining building and carol was well catered for. we had a full day with byamba and radnaa and their family. in the morning we went to visit one of the tree planting areas which is on the edge of the town and is in the process of being transformed from a sandy wasteland to a green belt which will help stabilise the desert and stop it encroaching on the town. byamba mainly uses elm and saxaul trees which don’t grow very big but have an extensive root network which binds the soil/sand, tyler freitas in 2012 expanding at a rate of over 15 km per year, the gobi desert is making the threat of de

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