Established in 2015 and one of the main strengths of the organization is the extensive experience in multi-faceted bird research that our scientists and researchers possess.
The summer camp provided students with a unique opportunity to explore Mongolia’s wetlands and biodiversity. Through hands-on activities, they learned about cranes, waterbirds, bats, and plant ecosystems while developing ecological awareness. The camp fostered teamwork, research skills, and a love for nature, creating unforgettable experiences for young conservationists.4o
We offers students a hands-on learning experience in raptor ecology, behavior, and conservation. Participants will observe birds of prey, study artificial nests, conduct small mammal research, and survey waterbirds. Through interactive activities, they will gain practical field research skills and a deeper understanding of wildlife conservation.4o
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Our mission is to create tools and research that shape new solutions to the challenges of sustainable development, and to make a clear contribution to the understanding and preservation of national avian species and their habitat through implementing scientific research and conservation activities.
We have been conducting long-term crane population surveys along the Kherlen and Ulz River basins in Eastern Mongolia. These wetlands serve as key breeding, molting, summering, and congregating sites for White-naped Cranes, Common Cranes, Demoiselle Cranes, Siberian Cranes, and Hooded Cranes.
Since 2019, MBCC has been monitoring crane populations to:
✅ Assess population trends
✅ Identify and map critical habitats
✅ Evaluate threats to cranes
Our address:
GB Center, Office 302, Baga toiruu,
Sukhbaatar District, 14200, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Phone: +976 7775 7576
Email: info@mbcc.mn
