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Kalugans again participate in the eco-project "Russian Winter"

The other day he was stratified in the region by the chief ornithologist of the Kaluga region Yuri Galchenkov in the city park of Kaluga

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Kalugans again participate in the eco-project "Russian Winter"

The other day he was stratified on the territory of the region by the chief ornithologist of the Kaluga region Yuri Galchenkov in the city park of Kaluga.

The project is of a research nature and is aimed at studying wintering birds in the Kaluga region.

At the same time, the actions of the "Russian base of feeders" were launched. Both in it and in the project "Russian Winter" Galchenkov calls on all Kaluzhians to participate. To do this, you only need to register on their resources.

Earlier, “MK in Kaluga” wrote that the soul museum of Tarusa invites you to an oenological journey.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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