forest planting : Natsionalnyy park «Smolenskoe Poozere», Russia, ID 3675

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UNESCO

The park is listed as a World Heritage Site

685 tons

Of oxygen will be produced

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Verification standart UN IPCC

Animals

Helping protect endangered animals

About area

National Park "Smolenskoe Poozerie" - the pearl of the Smolensk region, has the status of a biosphere reserve of the program "Man and the Biosphere" of UNESCO, is famous for its clean glacial lakes. Some parts of the forest were destroyed by the windfall. It is planned to plant ordinary spruce seedlings on the site cleared of windblown wood. This will allow preserving natural ecosystems, restoring natural biogeocenoses over time.

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!

Oksana Andreeva

05.10.2019

Dear friends! We invite you to take part in the forest planting as part of the “Give the Forest to a Friend” program, which will be held in the Smolensk Lakeland National Park. If you want to plant your forest yourself - below is useful information: Planting date: October 11, 2019, Friday. Harvest time: 10:00. Meeting place: Smolensk region, p. Przhevalskoye, st. Gurevich, 19 (leshoz office). What you need to bring ...

with you: - rubber boots or other high dense shoes. - gloves, - raincoat, - snack and water. Come, we will show you everything and teach you how to plant a forest! To participate in the event, you must register at: https://Treeography-com.timepad.ru/event/1080121/

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Oksana Andreeva

01.02.2018

The Smolensk Lakeland National Park is the pearl of the Smolensk region, has the status of a biosphere reserve of the UNESCO Man and Biosphere program, and is famous for its clear glacial lakes. Vetroval destroyed some parts of the forest. In the area cleared of wind wood, it is planned to plant seedlings of common spruce. This will allow preserving natural ecosystems, restoring natural biogeocenoses over time.

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