The leadership of the Mogilev Regional Executive Committee joined the action “Give the forest a new zhyzzo!”

The republican action “Give the forest a new zhyzzo!” today, October 24, was joined by the leadership of the Mogilev Regional Executive Committee. Having replaced strict costumes with work clothes, civil servants made a personal contribution to the restoration of the green wealth of the Dnieper Territory, planting a forest near the village of Krasnitsa 1 of the Mogilev district, writes sb.by.

Friendly and carefully lowering seedlings into the ground, they laid the foundation for the future boron. Over time, these sprouts will turn into powerful trees that will become a living monument to diligence, responsibility and sincere love for their native land.

- The magnificent action "Give the forest a new zhyzzo!" gives all of us the opportunity to join nature together, plant so that this forest grows and remains for future generations. Our children and grandchildren can enjoy the beauty we enjoy today. Unfortunately, recently our forests have suffered from natural disasters, so everyone in their place should help restore them, said Anatoly Isachenko, Chairman of the Mogilev Regional Executive Committee.

During a large-scale marathon of creation - the action "Give the forest a new zhyzzo!" - in the region planted a new forest more than two hundred plots. The company aimed at restoring forests affected by hurricanes and shrinkage was joined by representatives of various labor collectives, youth, volunteers.

Not even the incessant rain was a hindrance today.

- The mood is cheerful, joyful and cheerful. We understand that we are benefiting our homeland, the planet, and that is inspiring. Nature has no bad weather, all weather is a blessing. The main thing is that we work together, thoroughly, as was customary for our ancestors, said Deputy Chairman of the Mogilev Regional Executive Committee Elena Prudnikova-Kirpichenok.

In total, today on the territory of the Chemeryansk forestry of the Mogilev forestry planted 15 thousand seedlings on the territory of more than 3 hectares. In total, about seven thousand volunteers have already taken part in this remarkable action in the Mogilev region.

kislyak@sb.by KGC staff led by chairman planted about 4 hectares of coniferous forest in Kolodishchi