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On June 30, a multinational team of volunteers gathered in Kyrgyzstan to clear the sacred Suleiman-Too mountain of vandalistic graffiti.
The international non-profit organization "Ecopulse" aims to unite environmental activists, facilitate collaborative project implementation, and connect like-minded individuals and resources.
Through the "Ecopulse" platform, participants from various countries and cities converged at the UNESCO World Heritage site, Suleiman-Too mountain, to conduct a cleanup campaign removing graffiti from its rocks.
Volunteers from the "Clean Altai" project provided expertise in cleaning techniques and conducted technical training for the participants.
"Inna Muklaeva, leader of the 'Clean Altai' project, shared: "For five years, 'Clean Altai' has been committed to removing vandalism from tourist sites in the Altai Republic. We collect litter, clean rocks of inscriptions, install informational signs, and educate children and youth. We've cleaned over 4000 square meters across more than a dozen significant locations in our region. Our work often attracts interest from other countries and regions within our country due to the widespread nature of the issue."
"It was crucial for us to participate in cleaning Suleiman-Too mountain," she noted. "This site holds cultural significance for people across Asia. We look forward to continuing our partnership with 'Ecopulse,' as it's essential to raise awareness that nature preservation is achievable."
Local volunteers from Osh and neighboring cities, activists from Altai and other regions of Russia, and concerned visitors from Kazakhstan all joined forces to clean multiple sections of the mountain.
Beyond mountain cleaning, "Ecopulse" supports the implementation of diverse environmental projects. If you have ideas, the organization can assist in attracting supporters and resources.
Join us on the "Ecopulse" platform. Become part of a community of caring individuals!
The international non-profit organization "Ecopulse" aims to unite environmental activists, facilitate collaborative project implementation, and connect like-minded individuals and resources.
Through the "Ecopulse" platform, participants from various countries and cities converged at the UNESCO World Heritage site, Suleiman-Too mountain, to conduct a cleanup campaign removing graffiti from its rocks.
Volunteers from the "Clean Altai" project provided expertise in cleaning techniques and conducted technical training for the participants.
"Inna Muklaeva, leader of the 'Clean Altai' project, shared: "For five years, 'Clean Altai' has been committed to removing vandalism from tourist sites in the Altai Republic. We collect litter, clean rocks of inscriptions, install informational signs, and educate children and youth. We've cleaned over 4000 square meters across more than a dozen significant locations in our region. Our work often attracts interest from other countries and regions within our country due to the widespread nature of the issue."
"It was crucial for us to participate in cleaning Suleiman-Too mountain," she noted. "This site holds cultural significance for people across Asia. We look forward to continuing our partnership with 'Ecopulse,' as it's essential to raise awareness that nature preservation is achievable."
Local volunteers from Osh and neighboring cities, activists from Altai and other regions of Russia, and concerned visitors from Kazakhstan all joined forces to clean multiple sections of the mountain.
Beyond mountain cleaning, "Ecopulse" supports the implementation of diverse environmental projects. If you have ideas, the organization can assist in attracting supporters and resources.
Join us on the "Ecopulse" platform. Become part of a community of caring individuals!
Kyrgyzstan
The international non-profit organization Ecopulse unites activists from different countries
July 2024
On July 12, Orenburg will host the Forum-Festival of Public Initiatives "Warmth of the Native Home." Elena Pichuzhkina, President of the NGO "Ecopulse Russia," will deliver a lecture about the project and how it enables anyone interested to implement their environmental initiatives.
The forum aims to showcase projects that preserve traditions and strengthen social bonds within the community. The NGO also focuses on upholding universal human values. Recognizing the essential interdependence between humanity and nature, their efforts foster kindness and responsibility among individuals. As Fyodor Dostoevsky once wrote, "He who does not love nature does not love man."
Elena Pichuzhkina, an expert in community building and a public representative of the Agency for Strategic Initiatives, will present a TED talk titled "Tomorrow Starts Today." She will outline how individuals can engage in environmental initiatives or launch their own projects through the "Ecopulse" platform.
"The future hinges on our priorities, values, decisions, and actions. We unite people committed to an eco-conscious future," emphasizes Elena Pichuzhkina regarding the NGO's mission.
Following the lecture, eco-activists will participate in a brainstorming session titled "In the Rhythm of the Future." Here, volunteers will develop their project ideas for implementation through the platform.
Join us to connect, collaborate, and shape a brighter tomorrow! Register for the Forum at teplorodnogodoma.rf and submit your project proposals on the "Ecopulse" platform. Become part of our compassionate community today!
The forum aims to showcase projects that preserve traditions and strengthen social bonds within the community. The NGO also focuses on upholding universal human values. Recognizing the essential interdependence between humanity and nature, their efforts foster kindness and responsibility among individuals. As Fyodor Dostoevsky once wrote, "He who does not love nature does not love man."
Elena Pichuzhkina, an expert in community building and a public representative of the Agency for Strategic Initiatives, will present a TED talk titled "Tomorrow Starts Today." She will outline how individuals can engage in environmental initiatives or launch their own projects through the "Ecopulse" platform.
"The future hinges on our priorities, values, decisions, and actions. We unite people committed to an eco-conscious future," emphasizes Elena Pichuzhkina regarding the NGO's mission.
Following the lecture, eco-activists will participate in a brainstorming session titled "In the Rhythm of the Future." Here, volunteers will develop their project ideas for implementation through the platform.
Join us to connect, collaborate, and shape a brighter tomorrow! Register for the Forum at teplorodnogodoma.rf and submit your project proposals on the "Ecopulse" platform. Become part of our compassionate community today!
Orenburg region
NPO Ecopulse will take part in the Forum of Public Initiatives in Orenburg
July 2024
About 50 rare Saker falcons have been reintroduced into the wild in the Republics of Khakassia and Tuva – marking a record release.
In the 1970s, the Saker falcon population in Khakassia was stable, but today, finding their nests in the region is challenging due to habitat destruction from fires, human activities, and illegal bird trapping by poachers.
The birds were released across three locations within their natural range: in the Khakassky Nature Reserve in the Republic of Khakassia and in the Tuva Basin in the Republic of Tuva.
To minimize competition for food resources, each release included five to six birds. They will be closely monitored by reserve staff.
Reintroducing this significant number of adult birds to their native habitats aims to bolster the declining species population in the wild and enhance their prospects for successful breeding.
Source: rg.ru
In the 1970s, the Saker falcon population in Khakassia was stable, but today, finding their nests in the region is challenging due to habitat destruction from fires, human activities, and illegal bird trapping by poachers.
The birds were released across three locations within their natural range: in the Khakassky Nature Reserve in the Republic of Khakassia and in the Tuva Basin in the Republic of Tuva.
To minimize competition for food resources, each release included five to six birds. They will be closely monitored by reserve staff.
Reintroducing this significant number of adult birds to their native habitats aims to bolster the declining species population in the wild and enhance their prospects for successful breeding.
Source: rg.ru
The Republic of Khakassia
Rare falcons were released into the wild in Khakassia and Tuva
June 2024
In Zhigulevsk, Syzran, and Novokuybyshevsk, the riverbanks have been revitalized.
At the end of May, over 80 environmental initiatives took place across the Samara region in celebration of Volga Day.
For example, in Samara, members of the Young Guard organized a cleanup along the Volga River in Zagorodny Park. The activists diligently cleared the area of litter, branches, and plastic bottles.
Simultaneously, in Tolyatti, Zhigulevsk, Syzran, and Novokuybyshevsk, local residents came together to beautify recently renovated riverfronts.
Source: radiosputnik.ru
At the end of May, over 80 environmental initiatives took place across the Samara region in celebration of Volga Day.
For example, in Samara, members of the Young Guard organized a cleanup along the Volga River in Zagorodny Park. The activists diligently cleared the area of litter, branches, and plastic bottles.
Simultaneously, in Tolyatti, Zhigulevsk, Syzran, and Novokuybyshevsk, local residents came together to beautify recently renovated riverfronts.
Source: radiosputnik.ru
Samara Region
NPO Ecopulse will take part in the Forum of Public Initiatives in Orenburg
May 2024
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