. Coordinates: 42°43'14.7"N 78°01'59.9"E Today, at the bottom of Lake Issyk-Kul, you can find just about anything—from the remains and artifacts of ancient settlements to rubber slippers, used car tires, and even old furniture. Moreover, the amount of modern "goods" in the lake is increasing year by year. Sometimes trash is retrieved from the bottom, but the quantity of waste brought to the surface is incomparably less than what is thrown into the lake.

Coordinates 39°45'47.0"N 72°20'22.0"E On February 6, 2022, employees of ecomap.kg and inspectors from the Osh and Jalalabad environmental management departments, based on information from local activists, discovered a poacher camp at the confluence of the Isfayramsay and Tegirmench rivers in the Kadamjai district of the Batken region. For decades, there has been mass shooting and illegal hunting of ibex by poachers from the Kadamjai district of the Batken region, the Chon-Alai

In the Orto-Tokoy Reservoir, 89 poaching fishing nets with a total length of 8 kilometers and 900 meters have been discovered. According to information that has appeared in a number of media outlets, the bottom and shore of the Orto-Tokoy Reservoir are covered with fishing nets. The day before, employees of the Issyk-Kul and Naryn territorial departments of the environmental protection agency found 89 fishing nets with a total length of 8,900 meters in the Orto-Tokoy Reservoir. Additionally, 17

Coordinates: Latitude 43° 013943 Longitude 74° 616742 Summer 2021 was dry for all of Kyrgyzstan. However, the consequences of the water shortage are most acutely felt in the Chui region. Currently, the entire territory of the Chui Valley can be considered, in one way or another, as a zone of ecological disaster and ecocide. According to specialists, the "Spartak" reservoir used to host the largest number of fish species in the Chui region and in Kyrgyzstan as a whole during "good

Coordinates: Latitude 43°059968 Longitude 74°134584 Summer 2021 was dry for all of Kyrgyzstan. However, the consequences of the low water levels are most acutely felt in the Chui region. Currently, the entire territory of the Chui Valley can be viewed in one way or another as a zone of ecological disaster and ecocide. According to specialists, the "Spartak" reservoir once had the largest number of fish species in the Chui region and in all of Kyrgyzstan during "good times."

Coordinates: 42°38’52″E 71°37’06″N Synthetic fishing nets used by poachers are strong and durable, and they practically do not decompose in water, leading to their accumulation in lakes and other water bodies. As a result, the lakes and other water bodies of the Kyrgyz Republic become littered with huge quantities of nets made from synthetic materials. In these nets, fish as well as waterfowl become entangled and die, turning water bodies and lakes into a true graveyard for the fish caught in