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In the Ivanovo region restored more than seven hectares of forest

During the autumn stage of the action “Save the forest” planted more than 10.8 thousand trees, landscaped public areas and adjacent to the settlements of forests

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In the Ivanovo region restored more than seven hectares of forest

During the autumn stage of the action “Save the forest” planted more than 10.8 thousand trees, landscaped public areas and adjacent to the settlements of forests.

Participants of the action, which took place in Vichug, Zavolzhsky, Komsomol, Furmanovsky, Shuysky, Yuzhsky districts and in the Ivanovo district, were 275 people. The central event was organized on the territory of the park named after the Revolution of 1905 in the regional center. Here the participants of the school forestry "Ekodruby", volunteers and representatives of the authorities planted pine seedlings.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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