Photo exhibition with views of protected areas will travel to the cities of Leningrad region
In the House of the Government of the Leningrad region opened an exhibition of photographs with views of the most protected places in the region - specially protected natural areas. More than 50 works were done by professional photographers. They are sunrises and sunsets on the Gulf of Finland, rocks of the Karelian Isthmus, Sablin rapids and calm waters of radon lakes, the press service of the regional administration reported.

In the House of the Government of the Leningrad region opened an exhibition of photographs with views of the most protected places in the region - specially protected natural areas. More than 50 works were done by professional photographers. They are sunrises and sunsets on the Gulf of Finland, rocks of the Karelian Isthmus, Sablin rapids and calm waters of radon lakes, the press service of the regional administration reported.
The exhibition is timed to the Day of Protected Worker, which is celebrated on October 14. Each image has a QR code. With its help, you can learn about the length of the route, its arrangement and the features of the local flora and fauna.
The exhibition in the government building will run until October 19. Then the photos will go on a trip to the cities of Leningrad region.
Currently, there are 54 specially protected natural areas in the region. At the exhibition, almost all of them can be seen at once. But it's best to visit in person.
Earlier, “MK in Leningrad region” said that employees of the Directorate of specially protected areas are updating the infrastructure of their ecotropes.



