forest planting : National Park "Khvalinskiy", Russia, ID 3704

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1528 tons

Of oxygen will be produced

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Verification standart UN IPCC

Water

Helping restore water resources

About area

The Khvalynsky National Park is located in the northeastern part of the Saratov Right Bank, on the middle Volga in the forest-steppe zone among wide fields. Khvalynsky National Park is pristine hills and hollows, wild forests, breathtaking meadows and fields, spring ponds, chalk mountains and a large number of relict plants and animals, some of which are listed in the Red Book. This area of the forest needs planting of Scots pine seedlings. The wasteland is overgrown with grass and natural reforestation does not occur. The park is 80% forest, and each site requires increased attention and protection, as it is part of the overall ecosystem. Not far from the site is the Barskaya Dam tourist trail. We invite everyone to visit, walk, admire nature and watch how the forest will grow, restored by joint efforts.

Guarantees

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!

Nikolaj Lvovich Kuzin

26.07.2019

Spring Survival Report

We are again ready to please you with information about our forest: pines grow and grow stronger. The survival rate on the site is excellent - 78%. Currently, forestry is carried out agro-technical care for plantings. Thank you for being with us!

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Nikolaj Lvovich Kuzin

25.07.2018

Dear friends, our forest feels great and shows a good survival rate: at this site it was 79.6%, which is an excellent indicator and practically does not require addition. The conducted agrotechnical care will allow our pines to grow in improved conditions: the foresters mowed the territories and removed the weeds around the seedlings. We attach a photo report, which shows what a good increase our seedlings gave ...

from the moment of planting. Thank you for being with us!

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Nikolaj Lvovich Kuzin

29.05.2018

Dear friends! The administration of the Khvalynsky National Park thanks all those who took part in the restoration of our site. Landing took place in a friendly atmosphere in good weather. Very soon we will conduct a technical acceptance, and in the autumn an inventory of forest crops. On the site we set up an information stand telling visitors of the park about the environmental project of Mail Bank.

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Nikolaj Lvovich Kuzin

28.04.2018

Dear friends! That long-awaited time has come when the planting of a forest in the Khvalynsky National Park will become a reality. We invite you to join us and independently plant your forest! Landing date: May 3, Thursday Collecting time: 09:00 Collection address: Saratov region, Khvalynsky district, r / p Alekseevka, ul. Dzerzhinsky, 11 Registration by reference: https: // Treeography- ...

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Nikolaj Lvovich Kuzin

20.04.2018

Khvalynsky National Park is located in the northeastern part of the Saratov Right Bank, on the middle Volga in a forest-steppe zone among wide fields. Khvalynsky National Park is pristine hills and ravines, wild forests, breathtaking meadows and fields, spring ponds, chalk mountains and a large number of relict plants and animals, some of which are listed in the Red Book. This area of the forest needs planting ...

pine seedlings. The wasteland is overgrown with grass and natural reforestation does not occur. The park consists of 80% of forests, and each site requires increased attention and protection, as it is part of a common ecosystem. Not far from the site passes the hiking trail "Barskaya dam". We invite everyone to visit, go for a walk, admire nature and observe how the forest restored by joint efforts will grow.

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