forest planting : National Park "Buzulukskiy bor", Russia, ID 3518

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1792 tons

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The National Park "Buzuluk Bor" is located on the border of the Samara and Orenburg regions of Russia, among the steppes of the Trans-Volga and Cis-Urals. It is a green island in the middle of an ocean of steppes and sands, with centuries-old pines directed high, high into the sky. Many hundreds of years ago, the ancient Caspian Sea retreated, exposing sandy deposits, rivers, streams and lakes. Pine trees hold the sand dunes spread around with their roots, forming a huge forest island in the shape of a triangle. Until the beginning of 2012, a natural 140-year-old grassy-mossy pine forest with a rare underbrush of broom grew on this site. But on August 10, 2012, a ground forest fire took place on the site. As a result, due to burns of root paws and root collar, drying of the bast, the trees on the site died. Restoring the forest in this area will lead to the consolidation of the roots of the sandy hillock and to the appearance of insects, birds and animals.

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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!

Anatolij Karxanin

10.07.2019

Hello! In the spring of 2019, we carried out a supplement at the site and planted 20 thousand new seedlings to achieve the planned indicators. Observe survival rate and prepare for summer agrotechnical care. Thank you for staying with us!

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Anatolij Karxanin

04.09.2018

Dear friends, we have monitored landings. Unfortunately, only 20.6% of seedlings survived. The low rate is due to unpredictable frost damage to some of the saplings after planting, partial elimination of young saplings with elks, as well as dry weather established in the summer. Addition of forest crops to the design values is planned in the early spring period of 2019. Follow the reports and thank you for being ...

with us!

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Anatolij Karxanin

24.07.2018

Dear friends, foresters of Buzuluksky boron monitored plantings and all possible agrotechnical care. The arid weather of the Orenburg region had a negative impact on survival rate and many Christmas trees dried out. It does not make sense to mow down the planting, as this will deprive the tree of additional moisture. Now we keep records of dead trees and are preparing for the addition of planting in the autumn. ...

Thank you for being with us! Together we will restore the forest!

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Anatolij Karxanin

28.06.2018

Good day! We conducted a spring monitoring of plantings in the Shirokovsky forest area. The survival rate of rocks on the site was 34.9%. This figure is lower than expected due to unpredictable frosts that damaged part of the seedlings, soon after planting, as well as partial elimination of young seedlings with elks. In the future, the foresters will add new seedlings to the site until the full restoration of the ...

forest belt. Currently undergoing agrotechnical care for established trees. Follow our reports. And thank you for your help in restoring the forests of the Buzuluksky Bor National Park.

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Anatolij Karxanin

30.05.2017

On this site, which was and would have remained a wasteland without your help, we installed an information stand telling visitors of the park that the new forest is growing thanks to the clients and employees of the Bank Post, as well as other caring people from all over Russia. Thank you for your participation, friends! Come visit us, take a walk in the park and see how your forest grows!

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Anatolij Karxanin

30.05.2017

This method of landing you have not seen in any other park. First, the seedlings are manually moved and one by one are put into the mechanism that digs them into the ground. This method will greatly facilitate the work of foresters and speeds up the process of planting. However, employees still follow the tractor to make sure that each seedling is dug in correctly and without gaps.

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Anatolij Karxanin

30.05.2017

Before planting a forest, you must first get to it, and this spring is not an easy task!

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Anatolij Karxanin

16.04.2017

Administration of the National Park "Buzuluksky Bor" thanks everyone who took part in the restoration of this site! We start planting a forest and happily invite you to join. If you want to plant your own trees, come April 19 to 11.00 in the village Koltubanovsky, Orenburg region. We will meet you, we will show you everything and teach you to plant a forest! Registration for the event and details on the link ...

https://Treeography-com.timepad.ru/event/477782/

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Anatolij Karxanin

07.10.2016

The national park "Buzuluk Bor" is located on the border of the Samara and Orenburg regions of Russia, among the steppes of the Trans-Volga and Ural regions. This is a green island in the middle of the ocean of steppes and sands, with centuries-old pines ascending high up into the sky. Many hundreds of years ago, the ancient Caspian Sea retreated, revealing sand deposits, rivers, streams and lakes. Pines ...

hold their roots spread around the sand dunes, forming a huge forest island that has the shape of a triangle. On this site until the beginning of 2012, a natural 140-year-old grass-mossy pine forest with a rare undergrowth of broom grows. But on August 10, 2012, there was a forest fire down the site. As a result, due to burns of root paws and root collar, drying of phloem, the trees on the site died. The restoration of the forest in this area will lead to the consolidation of the roots of the sandy hilly and the appearance of insects, birds and animals.

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