The protected areas of Georgia are designated regions that have been established to conserve the country’s unique natural resources, biodiversity, and ecosystems. These areas play a critical role in maintaining ecological balance, preserving wildlife habitats, and safeguarding plant species, especially those that are endangered or at risk.

Summits focus on emerging strategies for protecting national parks worldwide, including incorporating advanced technologies and community-based approaches for conservation. Summits include workshops, knowledge-sharing sessions, and collaborative policy discussions to enhance park management.

New Park and Wildlife Protection program first in Ukraine and model for entire Carpathians UNESCO World Heritage

The Agency of Protected Areas of Georgia together with Global Conservation co-hosted The 1st INTERNATIONAL SUMMIT ON PROTECTED AREAS.

Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park lies at an ancient geological and sociocultural crossroads that lends it remarkable historical and biological significance. Global Conservation is deploying Global Park Defense to protect this treasure. Our partners, the Georgian Agency for Protected areas, have made great strides forward this year.

This Three-Day Conference will Provide Critical Knowledge Sharing and Training for over 150 National Park Leaders from 18 Developing Countries