Goals
Hustai National Park (HNP) management is based on achieving the following six goals, all of which support the park’s mission to achieve a sustainable population of endangered wild Przewalski’s horses while conserving the park’s ecosystem in a manner that includes the active involvement of local people, enhances knowledge of conservation management and enriches visitor experiences through eco-tourism, which in turn, provides financial support for the park.
- Reintroduce Przewalski’s horses and establish a population that can live in the wild without human intervention.
- Protect endangered species and plants by creating beneficial and suitable habitat.
- Organize comprehensive long-term studies of the park’s landscapes; ecosystems; plant and animal species, populations, and communities; and develop science-based conservation management.
- Develop eco-tourism, making it a reliable source of income for the benefit of conservation.
- Develop community-based conservation to help improve the livelihood of local people.
- Protect archaeological sites.
