forest planting : ФГБУ "Национальный парк "Марий Чодра", Russia, ID 3555

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1296 tons

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National Park "Mari Chodra" is one of the most beautiful corners of our state, the pearl of the Mari Territory. Its trademark is by right the purest lakes and springs, deep rivers, forests with their diversity of flora and fauna. In this area, the forest died as a result of a crown fire in 2010. The area was covered with a coniferous plantation of different ages (from 42 to 100 years old) (pine species). In 2011, clear sanitary felling was carried out on the site. There is no natural reforestation, so the park administration decided to plant Scots pine seedlings, which will restore the damaged ecosystem. 5 km from the site there is a wildlife monument of all-Russian importance - Pugachev's Oak and the unique lake Mushan-er.

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Your forest will definitely grow — a forester will look after it for five years after planting

If a forester is unable to plant a forest here due to force majeure, we will find a similar area

This is one of the most famous parks in the world. You can trust it!

Vasilij Mironchuk

13.12.2019

Dear friends! We have conducted annual monitoring and are ready to share great news with you. When examining the test areas of forest crops, 100% survival of seedlings was revealed. The condition of the seedlings is without obvious damage. Pests of forest crops have not been identified. The initial growth of forest crops since planting was 30-40 cm. Follow our reports and thank you for restoring the forest.

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Vasilij Mironchuk

28.07.2019

Annual care report

Hello, friends! Spring monitoring confirmed the excellent survival of our forest. Trees grow and grow stronger. Currently, agrotechnical care is carried out at the sites. Thank you for being with us!

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Vasilij Vasilevich Mironchuk

08.10.2018

Dear friends! We conducted an autumn monitoring on the site and we hasten to share good news. The survival rate of seedlings is maintained at 100%. The initial growth of forest crops from the moment of planting was 7–9 cm. These indicators indicate that the selected planting material was healthy, the forest cultures were well adapted, and the correct agrotechnical care was found behind them.

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Vasilij Vasilevich Mironchuk

27.07.2018

Dear friends, during the spring survey of trial areas of forest crops located in block 64 of sections 8.9, 14, 21, 24. 100% survival rate of pine seedlings after overwintering was detected. This plot was supplemented with new seedlings and corresponds to the declared number of plantings. The condition of the seedlings is without obvious damage. No forest pests have been identified. The initial growth of forest ...

crops in the last year is about 5-6 cm.

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Vasilij Vasilevich Mironchuk

11.09.2017

Friends, according to the autumn inventory of forest crops, the survival rate in this area is 62%. This indicator is satisfactory, but in the spring we plan to carry out an addition, bringing the number of seedlings on the site to the design figures.

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Vasilij Vasilevich Mironchuk

11.06.2017

The administration of the Mari Chodra National Park thanks all those who took part in the restoration of this site. When planting, we used excellent planting material, pine seedlings. In the future, we will have repeated departures until the seedlings are fully strengthened. We will be glad to see you visiting us!

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Vasilij Mironchuk

30.05.2017

National Park "Mari Chodra" - one of the most beautiful parts of our state, the pearl of the Mari Territory. His business card is rightly cleanest lakes and springs, full-flowing rivers, forests with their diversity of flora and fauna. In this area, the forest died as a result of high fire in 2010. The area was covered with uneven (from 42 to 100 years) coniferous stands (pine-tree species). In 2011, the ...

site was carried out clear sanitary felling. There is no natural reforestation, therefore the park administration decided to plant pine saplings, which will allow restoring the damaged ecosystem. At 5 km from the site is a wildlife monument of national importance - Pugachev Oak and a unique lake Mushan-er.

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