The event was organized jointly by the Border Troops of the State Security Service, the Department for the Development of Ecoterroriums and Hunting under the National Committee on Ecology and Climate Change, as well as the Institute of Zoology of the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan.

According to experts, in 2025, law enforcement agencies stopped an attempt to illegally export these birds across the state border. After the seizure, the sakers underwent rehabilitation and were under the supervision of specialists from the Institute of Zoology.

According to the results of the survey, the condition of five birds was considered satisfactory, after which they were released into their natural habitat.

The Saker falcon is one of the rarest species of birds of prey in Central Asia, is listed in the Red Book of Uzbekistan and is under international protection.