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Stories that deserve a closer look.

AUCB x COP17

The Hidden Biodiversity of Armenia Presented by Meri Arzumanyan | COP17
AUCB x COP17

The Amazing Reptiles of Armenia: New Path for Evolution
COP17 x IRCNA

My Forest Armenia Article

Latest Stories

"Sovereinty in the Green Zone"

How Brazil’s Biocultural Protocols Reframe Community Monitoring at COP17

"Resurrecting the Prince of Lake Sevan"

How Armenia’s Endemic Trout Restoration Intersects with Global Biodiversity Targets at CBD COP17

"Encountering the Living Mosaic"

Iran’s Biodiversity, Wartime Resilience, and the Vision of NBSAP3 at COP17

"Beyond the Plenary Halls"

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"Scales of Survival"

Reptiles, Hybrid Evolution, and Conservation Realities at COP17 Armenia

"Uncovering Yerevan’s Lost Blue Arteries"

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IRCNA exists to bring you facts, not partisan spin. Every story is reported from the ground, verified against multiple sources, and told without fear or favor. As a nonprofit, nonpartisan initiative, we answer only to our community - not political parties, oligarchs, or foreign agendas. Our loyalty is to accuracy, context and the truth, giving you the information you need to understand Armenia on its own terms.

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