Green Cavalry is a Mongolian non-governmental organization (NGO) dedicated to environmental conservation and combating climate change. Established in late 2013, the organization was founded with the mission of addressing the growing environmental challenges facing Mongolia, particularly the effects of climate change and land degradation.
One of Green Cavalry’s core objectives is to lead efforts in environmental rehabilitation and reforestation using native trees, shrubs, and plants that are well-adapted to the Mongolian climate. The organization is actively involved in restoring degraded landscapes, improving local biodiversity, and strengthening the resilience of natural ecosystems.
To support its mission, Green Cavalry operates a specialized nursery for cultivating trees, shrubs, and wild plant species, as well as a farming nursery that focuses on sustainable agricultural practices. These nurseries not only supply plants for reforestation projects but also serve as educational and research hubs for promoting eco-friendly land management and community involvement in conservation.
Through these efforts, Green Cavalry plays a vital role in protecting Mongolia’s natural heritage and promoting a greener, more sustainable future for the country.
Increase Mongolia’s woodland areas, with a primary focus on protecting Bogd-Khan Mountain and the Gobi region as models for broader regional conservation. Additionally, aim to restore and transform these lands into thriving green woodlands.
Introduce advancements in forestry administration, technology, and practices to enhance
Mongolia’s forestry sector.
Implement a mitigation banking scheme to support sustainable forest management in
Mongolia.
Encourage mining companies to prioritize ecosystem restoration and environmental
responsibility.
Attract international foundations to support reforestation projects in Mongolia—particularly in
areas contributing to red dust storms that impact the climate of other Asian countries.
Green cavalry cultivates high-performance seedlings
The Buir Lake Project, located in Khalkhgol Sum of Dornod Province, represents a major step toward preserving the lake's ecosystem by combating sand migration and promoting long-term environmental sustainability.
Mongolians are collaborating with international partners from Italy, the United States, and India on the Bogd Khan Mountain Project.
Green Cavalry undertook a mission to sow 4,000 Kharmag seedlings to enhance the food supply for Gobi bears.
The elm and other vegetation around Khamaryn are diminishing, leading to a loss of natural balance. In response, Green Cavalry has launched a project to restore the ecological equilibrium.
The team offers full-service and manages all parts of their projects.
