Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In northern Mongolia, ranger Jal Tumursukh is fighting to protect one of the last great wildernesses of Central Asia. But conservation here is not simply about saving wildlife. It is about preserving a centuries-old relationship between people, animals and the land they share.
As climate change, forest fires and economic pressures reshape the Taiga, Tumursukh must navigate conflicts between nomads, reindeer herders, hunters and endangered wildlife. Along the way, he seeks to convince local communities that protecting nature is not a restriction on their way of life, but a way to ensure its survival.
Set against the vast landscapes of Mongolia, this documentary explores a culture where people, animals and territory remain deeply intertwined.
Documentary: Mongolia, Valley of the Bears
Directed by: Hamid Sardar
Production : Lato Sensu Production
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In northern Mongolia, ranger Jal Tumursukh is fighting to protect one of the last great wildernesses of Central Asia. But conservation here is not simply about saving wildlife. It is about preserving a centuries-old relationship between people, animals and the land they share.
As climate change, forest fires and economic pressures reshape the Taiga, Tumursukh must navigate conflicts between nomads, reindeer herders, hunters and endangered wildlife. Along the way, he seeks to convince local communities that protecting nature is not a restriction on their way of life, but a way to ensure its survival.
Set against the vast landscapes of Mongolia, this documentary explores a culture where people, animals and territory remain deeply intertwined.
Documentary: Mongolia, Valley of the Bears
Directed by: Hamid Sardar
Production : Lato Sensu Production
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