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In the Dobrovsk district became more young defenders of the forest

In Krivetsk branch of Dobrovsk school No. 1 named A

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In the Dobrovsk district became more young defenders of the forest

In the Krivetsk branch of the Dobrovsk school No. 1 named after A. I. Levitov, school forestry was opened. It was second in the district. The association included pupils of the 7th and 8th grades, it is led by a teacher of geography and mathematics Natalia Zyablitseva.

The first lesson was conducted by Angela Zababurina, an engineer for reforestation of Dobrovo forestry. She told students about forest professions and forest restoration, and explained how specialists care about the region’s natural resources.

The plans include theoretical and practical classes in forestry and the preparation of the team for the regional rally of school forestry.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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