forest planting : National Park "Ugra", Russia, ID 3847

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574 tons

Of oxygen will be produced

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Verification standart UN IPCC

Animals

Helping protect endangered animals

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Ugra National Park is a place where historical eras, natural beauties and original Russian culture combine, leaving a deep impression and a desire to return to these lands more than once. In the Przemysl region, near the village of Zabolotye, within the boundaries of the National Park, there are so-called "inconveniences" - lands that were previously agricultural, but now uncultivated. One of the main problems of such lands is soil erosion. Trees will help save these lands. In the spring of 2019, 4000 pines will be planted here - and soon a real forest will begin to grow here!

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!

Viktor Grishenkov

13.12.2019

Dear friends! We have conducted annual monitoring and are ready to share great news with you. According to the results of the inventory of the current year, the survival rate of forest crops amounted to 91%. The state of the young forest without obvious damage. No pests were detected at the site. Follow our reports and thank you for restoring the forest.

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Viktor Grishenkov

18.07.2019

Dear friends, thank you for making the landing possible! By our joint efforts, more than 15,000 pine seedlings were planted in Vorotynsky forest area. We are currently monitoring the survival rate and the necessary agrotechnical care.

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Viktor Grishenkov

22.04.2019

Trees planting completed

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Viktor Grishenkov

11.04.2019

Ugra National Park is a place where historical epochs, natural beauties and primordial Russian culture unite, leaving a deep impression and desire to return to these lands more than once. In Peremyshl district, near the village of Zabolot'e, within the boundaries of the National Park there are so-called “inconveniences” - lands that were previously agricultural, and now uncultivated. One of the main ...

problems of such lands is soil erosion. Trees planted with the help of Davines customers will help save these lands! In the spring of 2019, we will restore a forest of 6,200 pines.

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