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Artwork from Visions of the Blue Valley

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BioRegions wants its activities to have useful impacts within the communities and regions where the work occurs. To this end, BioRegions has published products in both Mongolian and English and makes efforts to distribute them in their rural areas of origination.

Visions of the Blue Valley

Join the children of the Renchinlumbe School on a visual and written journey into their nomadic way of life in northern Mongolia, with superb artwork and wonderful stories, translated into both Mongolian and English. For a donation of US $100 or more, we will gladly send to you a copy of Visions of the Blue Valley.

The book is also available for purchase: please use our order form.




BioRegions International is a 501(c)(3) organization based in Bozeman, Montana, USA. All donations by US citizens are tax deductible (tax ID 46-0517009). Your donations go directly to improve the quality of life for rural communities.

The Written River

BioRegions facilitated the travel of Dartmouth College graduate Shannon Prince to the Darhad Valley for a Lombard Fellowship project.  Prince interviewed Tuvan reindeer herders and Darhad citizens for an ethnographic reference book of traditional practices titled The Written River. BioRegions Ulaanbaatar Coordinator Sunjee (Sunjidmaa Tsagaan) translated the book and directed the publication. The book also includes perspectives of Mongolians who are now living in the United States on Westernization/globalization. The Written River has been distributed widely in the Darhad Valley and Orkhon soum in Bulgan aimag.

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Reports and Other Publications

Overview of BioRegions' Activities in 2019, Cliff Montagne, 2019
2019 Work Trip Brief Report, Cliff Montagne, 2019
BioRegions Programs MSU Work Trip Summary-2014, Cliff Montagne, 2014
Mongolia National Parks Trip Report 2014, Kristin Legg and David Thoma, 2014
BioRegions International National Park Work Trip Summary-2014, Cliff Montagne, 2014
Examination of Evidence-Based-Practice by Rural Mongolian Nurses, Lauren Robison, Montana State University, 2014
The Mongolia-Montana Connection (MAGIC Magazine, Holiday 2010 edition, pages 64 to 67), featuring Dr. Megan Evans, BioRegions Programs Health Team Participant on the 2010 Work Trip, Stephan Kosnar, MAGIC Magazine, 2010
A Dietary Risk Assessment for Indigenous Consumption of Natural Salt Deposits in the Darhad Valley, Northern Mongolia, Loren M. Barber; Robert K. D. Peterson; Clifford Montagne; William P. Inskeep; Jerome J. Schleier III, 2009
Geospatial Assessment of Grazing Regime Shifts and Sociopolitical Changes in a Mongolian Rangeland, Temuulen Tsagaan Sankey, Joel Brown Sankey, Keith T. Weber, and Cliff Montagne, 2009
Montana-Mongolia Health Care Project, Susan K. Gibson, 2009
Brucellosis Education Project and Epidemiological Survey 2009 Project Journal, Jennifer Higgins, 2009
Axial Capacity of Piles Founded in Permafrost: A Case Study on the Applicability of Modern Pile Design in Remote Mongolia, Kyle L. Scarr and Robert L. Mokwa, 2008
Erosion, Sand Dune Movement and Pasture Fertility in the Darhad Valley, Northern Mongolia, Patrick Lawrence, 2007
Soil respiration and grazing in Renchinlhumbe soum of Huvsgul aimag , Otgonsuren A., Researcher, Mongolian Institute of Geoecology of MAS, 2007
A study of the Darhad Valley’s moss species, Enkhjargal, Moss Biologist at the Mongolian Institute of Botany, 2007
Darhad Valley Community Health Screenings, Susan K. Gibson, 2007
Traditional Mongolian Ger: Owner's Pamphlet, Kate Burnaby Wright, 2006
Twentieth Century forest-grassland ecotone shift in Montana under differing livestock grazing pressure, Temuulen Tsagaan Sankey, Cliff Montagne, Lisa Graumlich, Rick Lawrence, Jerry Nielsen, 2006
Water Quality in the Darhad Valley, Loren Barber, 2006
Traditional Herbal Medicine and Community Health in Mongoliaís Darhad Valley: Creating a holistic balance in the face of globalization , Sean Armstrong, Cliff Montagne, and N. Kherlenchimeg, 2006
Primary Health Care in Rural Mongolia: Health maintenance from a Community Empowerment perspective , Sean Armstrong, 2006
Artisans & Culture in the Darhad Valley Northern Mongolia, Kate Burnaby Wright, 2006
Solar 2006 Project Report, Catherine Kirkland, 2006
Lower forest-grassland ecotones and 20th Century herbivory effects in northern Mongolia, Temuulen Tsagaan Sankey, Cliff Montagne, Lisa Graumlich, Rick Lawrence, Jerry Nielsen, 2006
Solar Overview, Catherine Kirkland and Kate Burnaby Wright, 2005

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