On Saturday, Mongolia observed National Tree Planting Day, the country’s largest tree-planting and caring-for-nature event.

A week-long campaign is expected to improve the environment and combat desertification in Mongolia. Therefore, some 25,000 seedlings of 14 species of trees have been distributed

Mongolia widely celebrates International Children’s Day as a public holiday. Every year on 1 June, exciting events for children are organised on Sukhbaatar Square in the centre of Ulaanbaatar. However, due to the coronavirus pandemic, all cultural and sports events

Secondary schools and kindergartens across Mongolia will begin the summer vacation earlier than usual due to the surge of COVID-19 cases.

Kindergarten and primary school students will be on summer vacation beginning Monday (10 May), while secondary and high school students

The northern Mongolian province of Khuvsgul has launched a campaign to plant trees to combat deforestation.
Branded “Let’s Build Green Stupas”, the campaign called will last until 2024, duringwhich time at least 1 million trees will be planted.
It is estimated that

The documentary filmmakers behind Tribeca Film Festival award winner “Island of the Hungry Ghosts” are hitting Visions du Réel film festival with a new project, examining urban migration and the rapid pace at which climate change has impacted the lives

ULAANBAATAR – April 14, 2021 – Today, Facebook launched We Think Digital, a multi-phased awareness and educational campaign to help Mongolia internet users navigate the online world safely and responsibly, and cultivate responsible digital citizens with complete digital literacy. Created

Several months ago, the Mongolian Government launched a platform available both online and through a smartphone app called e-Mongolia. E-Mongolia gives the public access to the 181 most demanded government services. Five months after its launch, e-Mongolia had been used

The International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights in Geneva handed out several awards on Sunday to films that not only push cinematic boundaries but bring to light stories of youth struggles and injustice.

The Grand Prize winner in the