The Notivory wildlife conservation fund received the support of the Presidential Grants Fund.
According to the Notivory Conservation Fund, the main goal of their project is to preserve the population of waterfowl, their habitats and nesting sites. Pay special attention to birds from the Red Book of the Russian Federation.
The organizers of the project will conduct research and environmental awareness events, as well as an expedition, which will result in a short film about waterfowl.
To support the biodiversity of waterfowl, environmentalists will install artificial nests, information notices about inhabited bird species and the rules of human behavior in this area, warning signs for owners of water transport.
As part of the program, the project organizers, together with volunteers, plan to collect garbage on the shoreline of an artificial reservoir on the Simka River. And for schoolchildren, a collective drawing contest will be announced on the theme "Let's save the Red Book birds of Russia together!".
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The organizers of the project will conduct research and environmental awareness events, as well as an expedition, which will result in a short film about waterfowl.
To support the biodiversity of waterfowl, environmentalists will install artificial nests, information notices about inhabited bird species and the rules of human behavior in this area, warning signs for owners of water transport.
As part of the program, the project organizers, together with volunteers, plan to collect garbage on the shoreline of an artificial reservoir on the Simka River. And for schoolchildren, a collective drawing contest will be announced on the theme "Let's save the Red Book birds of Russia together!".
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July 21, 2023
When was the Red Book of Russia created?
In 2001. It contains rare species of animals, plants and birds. Each region of the country has its own Red Book. For example, 52 species of rare birds are protected in the Vladimir region. This is supported by the project "Let's save the Red Book Birds of Russia together!" of the Notivory Environmental Foundation.