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What is a nature reserve?

A nature reserve is a protected area where wildlife and natural habitats are conserved. The Ile-Balkhash reserve provides a safe environment for Umit and future Caspian tigers to thrive without human interference. These reserves are vital for biodiversity, offering space for species recovery and protecting ecosystems from development or exploitation, ensuring a future for vulnerable animals.

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