Lake Khovsgol National Park is the perfect place to soak in all Mongolia has to offer nature lovers. With rugged hills, pristine rivers, and impossibly vast spaces, Mongolia is gaining ground as a ...

The little sister of Russia’s better-known Lake Baikal, Mongolia’s extraordinary Lake Khovsgol has all of the beauty and none of the crowds (at least for now). At depths close to 900 ft., this ...

Lake Baikal, in southern Siberia, ... The Selenga River is the largest source of water coming into Lake Baikal. Flowing north from Mongolia, it contributes nearly 50 percent of the lake's water.

IRKUTSK, Russia -- Environmentalists in Russia's Far East have been celebrating a small victory in a long war to protect one of the world's great natural treasures, Lake Baikal. On September 27 ...

The Selenga drains much of northern Mongolia into Lake Baikal. kmusser, CC BY-SA The Shuren dam isn’t the only threat to the delta, but it may be the most important.

Mongolia is planning to build as many as eight hydroelectric dams on the Selenga River and its tributaries, the source of 50 percent of Lake Baikal’s surface water.

Through the joint Russian-Mongolian working group, the two States Parties have agreed to collaborate on the assessment of the impacts of all planned energy and dam projects in Mongolia and their ...

Mongolia is an outdoor lover’s dream — and Lake Khovsgol National Park is the perfect place to soak it all in. Here's how to plan your trip.

Planned and existing dam infrastructure in the Russian Federation and Mongolia affecting Lake Baikal water regime; UNESCO Extra-Budgetary Funds until 2024. N/A. International Assistance: requests for ...