Kazakhstan seeks to revive black caviar from the Caspian Sea

Kazakhstan launches an ambitious program to restore black caviar production, harvested since the 17th century in the Caspian Sea and severely threatened by overfishing.

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The drastic decline of sturgeon populations poses a major ecological and economic challenge for the region.

This initiative combines environmental protection and sustainable development, aiming to balance natural resources with commercial potential.

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