Mongolica Publishing
Souvenirs & books
Mongolica Publishing helps the authors to publish their books, guidebooks, journals, papers, and reports in the disciplines of natural sciences and conservation biology etc. We work together with the leading authors from Mongolia and around the world to raise awareness about conservation and shape the more sustainable world. Below is the list of books, by their chronical…
Mongolica Publishing helps the authors to publish their books, guidebooks, journals, papers, and reports in the disciplines of natural sciences and conservation biology etc. We work together with the leading authors from Mongolia and around the world to raise awareness about conservation and shape the more sustainable world.
Below is the list of books, by their chronical order, written by the authors who work in close relationship with the Mongolica Publishing since 2009. If you would like to buy a book, please contact us at info@mongolica.org. We can get the books shipped or delivered to you in a few days/weeks depending on where you are. Some of the books are available for free download.
We also produce souvenirs and gifts either to raise awareness about birds and other wildlife conservation or to fundraise for the conservation actions and activities run by Mongolian Ornithological Society which aims at creating a better habitats and conservation management for not only birds but also other wildlife species.
Books, field guides & journals
Birds of Mongolia
Series: Helm Field Guide Birds of Mongolia , written by Chris Leahy and Gomboo, Mongolia's most famous ornithologist, follows traditional field guide design…
DetailsBiodiversity of Mongolia: Names, Distribution and Identification of Vertebrate Species
Mongolia has a high diversity of vertebrate species living in different natural zones and belts from the northern to the southern end of the country. A total…
DetailsA Field Guide to the Raptors of Asia: Sedentary Raptors of Oriental and East Asia
After the completion the first volume of Asian raptors in 2012, ARRCN board members discussed and made the decision to publish the second volume of the book, A…
DetailsIllegally Traded Wildlife of Mongolia: Identification, Threats, and Legislation (2nd Edition)
This handbook is a joint work produced by the Steppe Forward Programme of the National University of Mongolia and ZSL Mongolia in collaboration with other…
DetailsBirds Mongolia: An Annotated Bird List of Mongolia
The Annotated Bird List of Mongolia was published by Mongolica Publishing and Mongolian Ornithological Society in 2016. The book contains a full annotated bird…
DetailsOrnis Mongolica (The Journal of Ornithology) 2016 Vol. 4(432)
The journal Ornis Mongolica is dedicated to ornithological research works and conservation activities in Mongolia and other countries. The journal is focused…
DetailsField Guide to the Mammals of Mongolia (2nd Edition)
Mongolia covers a range of habitats: not only steppe grassland but also mountains, forests, deserts, and lakes. Due to this and its geography, it contains a…
DetailsBirds of Hustai National Park, Mongolia (2nd edition)
“ I am very grateful for the privilege to be part of Hustai National Park family, and in particular I am very proud of our biologists that produced this…
DetailsUlz River Basin: Nature, Society, and Biodiversity
The book was produced by a joint work of National University of Mongolia, Adaptation Fund, Mongolica Publishing and Mongolian Ornithological Society. The book…
DetailsUvs Lake and Tes River Basin: Nature, Society and Biodiversity
The book was produced by a joint work of National University of Mongolia, Adaptation Fund, Mongolica Publishing and Mongolian Ornithological Society. The book…
DetailsThe 5th National Report of Mongolia on the Convention on Biological Diversity
The fifth national report on Biological Diversity in Mongolia was written by a Mongolian biodiversity team in 2014 and summarizes Mongolian biodiversity,…
DetailsOrnis Mongolica (The Journal of Ornithology) 2014 Vol. 3(432)
The journal Ornis Mongolica is dedicated to ornithological research works and conservation activities in Mongolia and other countries. The journal is focused…
DetailsThe First National Photography Contest Album
Biodiversity of Mongolia - Mongolica 2013: The First National Photography Contest Album A collaboration of the Ministry of Environment and Green Development,…
DetailsThe First National Report of the CITES
The First National Report of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) This report was written by the…
DetailsOrnis Mongolica (The Journal of Ornithology) Vol. 2
The journal Ornis Mongolica is dedicated to ornithological research works and conservation activities in Mongolia and other countries. The journal is focused…
DetailsPhoto Guide to Birds of Mongolia
The Photo Guide to Birds of Mongolia is a good up to date guidebook for all who love the birds which evolved from reptiles some 190-136 million years ago.…
DetailsSaker Falcons of Mongolia
Saker Falcon (Falco cherrug) is one of the largest falcons. It is known that the Mongols had been using two species of falcons (Saker Falcon and Gyrfalcon) for…
DetailsGuide to the Animals and Plants of Gun Galuut
Gun Galuut Nature Reserve is such a place. This oasis of the steppe has rich diverse habitats of mountains, rivers, lakes, marshes, and reeds. Gun Galuut has…
DetailsBirds of Khanbogd
The photographic handbook ‘Birds of Khanbogd’ was published for the ‘Year of the Education’ announced by Environment and Green Development in 2013. The…
DetailsAbstracts of the International Symposium on Biodiversity Research in Mongolia
The 50th anniversary of the Mongolian-German Biological Expeditions was celebrated in Halle, Germany and the scientific research conference ‘Biodiversity…
DetailsManual to the Electrocuted and Collided Birds in Mongolia
This book contains the facts about morphological measurements, identification descriptions, regional and global rarity status, and migration patterns of birds…
DetailsOrnis Mongolica (The Journal of Ornithology)
The journal Ornis Mongolica is dedicated to ornithological research works and conservation activities in Mongolia and other countries. The journal is focused…
DetailsNational Report on the Convention on the Migratory Species
Adopting the Convention on Migratory Species of Wild Animals during the Parliament session of June 24, 1999, Mongolia first participated in the 6th meeting of…
DetailsNational Report on the Ramsar Convention
National report on the convention on wetlands of international importance, especially as Waterfowl Habitat Ramsar Convention Mongolia joined the Convention on…
DetailsField Guide to Raptors of Asia, Vol. 1, Migratory Raptors of Oriental Asia
Asian Raptor Research and Conservation Network (ARRCN) decided to publish this field guide in the hopes of increasing the number of members who will monitor…
DetailsMongolian Red List of Birds
“This impressive volume… is also the most comprehensive source of information on Mongolian birds produced to date. It is a resource that will be used by…
DetailsSummary Conservation Action Plans for Mongolian Birds
This summary action plans are intended to highlight species of particular concern and to alert policy-makers, conservationists, and government and planning…
DetailsSummary Conservation Action Plan For Vertebrate Animals of Mongolia
The summary conservation action plan was produced, providing detailed information on all threatened vertebrates and actions necessary to ensure their future…
DetailsBirds of Khurkh-Khuiten River Valleys
As a series of Birds of Mongolia, Birds of Khurkh-Khuiten Valley is dedicated to anyone, who is enthusiastic about birds, such as students, teachers,…
DetailsBirds of Hustai National Park (1st edition)
Hustai NP is known both within Mongolia and worldwide for its successful reintroduction of Takhi or Przewalski’s wild horse, the last wild horse in the world.…
DetailsA Photographic Guide to the Birds of Mongolia
The book features: - 160 bird species’ names in nine different languages, photographs and distribution maps are included - Mongolian bids in different natural…
DetailsField Guide to the Mammals of Mongolia
Field Guide to the Mammals of Mongolia Mongolia covers a range of habitats: not only steppe grassland but also mountains, forests, deserts, and lakes. Due to…
DetailsDictionary of Vertebrate Animals of Mongolia
Dictionary of Vertebrate Animals of Mongolia This multi-lingual dictionary contains the names of 64 species of fishes, 6 species of amphibians, 21 species of…
DetailsMaral’s Adventures
Maral’s Adventures This book is designed to help children to raise their knowledge about wildlife and its environment. It is written both in Mongolian and…
DetailsSouvenirs
Gifts made in Mongolia — every purchase supports bird conservation and local craft.
Felt and Natural Leather Coaster or Cup Mat
Felt and Natural Leather Coaster or Cup Mat
The coaster is another handicraft made by the members of the Mongolian Ornithological Society and it is an attempt to raise fund for the bird conservation projects which run by the Society. The radius of the coaster is 12 cm. The bird species illustrated on the coaster include spotted capercaillie, swan goose, saker falcon, Pallas’s rosefinch, and steppe eagle.
Price: 3 US$
Cloth T-Shirts
Cloth T-Shirts
The photographs of the iconic bird species, including bluethroat, Amur falcon, Pallas’s sandgrouse, saker falcon, golden eagle, Oriental plover, spotted capercaillie, gull-billed tern, Ural owl, white-naped crane, lesser kestrel, small snowfinch, were printed on front side of the cloth t-shirt. There are different men and women sizes (from XS to XXXL) and colors available. The slogan of Mongolian Ornithological Society – Conserving wild birds for people – was printed as well.
Price: 20 US$
Eco Bag With Photographs of Mongolian Birds
Eco bag
The photographs of the iconic bird species, including Mongolian lark, bluethroat, dipper, Oriental plover, and Bohemian waxwing, was printed on one side of the bag. Only one size, 36x38 cm, is available. The slogan of Mongolian Ornithological Society 'Conserving wild birds for people' was printed as well.
Price: 10 US$
Stainless Steel Mug With Lid
Stainless Steel Mug With Lid
The stainless steel mug with lid is 15 cm from top to the bottom and it has a radius of 8.5 cm. Wonderful photographs of Mongolian birds, including Henderson’s ground-jay holding an agama in its beak, saker falcon, and Oriental plover, were also printed on one side of the mug. Our clients very much enjoyed drinking from the mug in the field and they said the mug would be very useful when they drink coffee or tea even at home.
Price: 15 US$
Fridge Magnet
Fridge Magnet
Like the other souvenirs we produced, bird photos were printed on the leather side of the fridge magnets. The bird species include bearded reedling, saker falcon, steppe eagle, demoiselle crane, and spotted capercaillie. The radius of the magnet is 7 cm. It is a good way to educate your children about the birds of Mongolia and it would make a perfect gift for your friends and loved ones.
Price: 2 US$
Stainless Steel Pocket Ashtray Keychain
Stainless Steel Pocket Ashtray Keychain
Natural leather was fastened on side of the ashtray. Various photographs of Mongolian most sought-after bird species, including black vulture, lesser kestrel, red-throated thrush, eagle owl, and saxaul sparrow, were printed on the leather. The radius of the ashtray reaches 5 cm and it is very light to bring in your pocket everywhere you like.
Price: 5 US$
Natural Leather Keychain
The keychain is made of natural leather. We printed various photographs of Mongolian most sought-after bird species including Amur falcon, Pallas’s fish eagle, black woodpecker, Daurian partridge, and Reed Parrotbill on one side. The size of the keychain is 8x4 cm.
Price: 2 US$
Post Cards
We printed beautiful postcards with various photographs of Mongolian exotic birds and wildlife. The bird species include Pallas’s fish eagle, saker falcon, Siberian rubythroat, Mongolian lark, black grouse, upland buzzard, demoiselle crane, Henderson's ground-jay, saker falcon, spotted capercaillie, Mongolian finch, azure tit, bearded reedling, Pallas’s sandgrouse, Hodgson’s bushchat, white-naped crane, and black vulture. The postcards were produced in two different sizes – 15x11 cm and 17x11 cm. On the back of the 15x11 cm postcard you will find the logo of Mongolian Ornithological Society and its slogan, but on the latter, there is the logo of Mongolica Publishing which printed mostly photographs of mammals such as Daurian hedgehog, Mongolian marmot, Siberian ibex, Asiatic wild ass, Przewalski’s wild horse or takhi, Pallas’s car or manul, argali wild sheep, Mongolian gazelle, and Siberian jerboa.
Price: 1 US$ per 3 pieces
Sample postcards are provided below; from the top: saker falcon, Asiatic wild ass, Przewalski's wild horse, and Siberian rubythroat.
Order books or souvenirs
Write to us with the titles or items you would like — we ship worldwide and hand them over on your trip.