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Republican action “Give the forest a new zhyzzo” starts in Belarus

An important marathon will run until October 24. Volunteers, from children to retirees, will help restore our green wealth by planting young trees and shrubs in areas affected by drought and hurricanes.

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Republican action “Give the forest a new zhyzzo” starts in Belarus

"Give the forest a new jazzo." Republican action starts in the country on October 17. It is traditionally organized by the Ministry of Forestry.

An important marathon will run until October 24. Volunteers, from children to retirees, will help restore our green wealth by planting young trees and shrubs in areas affected by drought and hurricanes. Since the beginning of the year, 19.5 thousand hectares of forest have been damaged. To participate in the action, you need to contact forestry and forestry. Planting material will be provided. Last year, more than 50,000 people took part in the action. About 18 million forest plants were planted.

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