BURNING IN HELL
Quelques jours après la décision de commencer à reconstruire une partie du couvert forestier originel du léopard de l'Amour, divisé par 40 en moins d'un siècle (voir page du 22 mars), un incendie criminel frappe depuis un jour et demi le sud de la réserve de léopards de Kedrovaya Pad (source : WWF Russia, aujourd'hui).Et la vente illégale massive de pins de Corée se poursuit dans le Primorye (même source, même jour).
As reported by Andrew Fereferov, Project Coordinator, WWF-Russia Amur branch of the conservation of the Amur leopard, a fire started in the middle of the day on March 28 west of the village Perevoznoye clearly on arson. According to Andrew Fereferov to investigate the incident urgently need to connect the police and the criminal case: "On the face of the characteristic signs of arson - the fire started simultaneously in several places, there are traces of the car, which took place on the firing line. Unfortunately, the reserve has not only friends but also enemies, for which the reserve is a barrier - prevents digging ginseng, hunting, collecting frogs, chopping wood. And without the punishment of the perpetrators are not burning to eradicate. "
We add that yesterday, March 28, was a local fire at the firing range Bamburovskom Marine Division, located in the Khasan region of Primorye in the reserve "Leopard."
Ils veulent tout détruire. Ils n'arriveront à rien. Sinon brûler en enfer.
De nouveaux feux le 30 Mars à Kedrovaya Pad (source : Phoenix Fund, le même jour).
FLAMME PRINTANIERE
Après l'échec précoce du plan russo - iranien pour la restauration d'un noyau de tigres persans, russes et kazakhs préparent un projet de reconstitution d'une population d'Asie centrale autour du lac Balkash (source : WWF Russia, aujourd'hui).
Voir aussi la dépêche de l'Agence russe RIA Novosti, aujourd'hui :
"KAZAKHSTAN TO REINTRODUCE TURAN TIGER"
http://en.rian.ru/world/20110325/163206045.html
Today, Director of WWF-Russia Igor Chestin and director of WWF Central Asia Olga Pereladova discussed with the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Karim Masimov and the Minister of Environmental Protection of Kazakhstan Nurgali Ashimov prospects for recovery of tigers in the country.
Turan tiger subspecies, living some time in Central Asia, completely dead. As shown by genetic studies, the Amur tiger, living in Russia, almost identical to the Turan tiger. That individuals tiger scientists plan to use it to restore populations of the rare cats in Kazakhstan.
Kazakh Prime Minister expressed great interest in this project and willing to allocate substantial funding from the state budget.
"We agreed that the WWF will prepare together with the Ministry of Environment of Kazakhstan, a full program for the reintroduction of tigers in the area of Lake Balkhash", - says Igor Chestin.
During the International Forum on tiger conservation in St. Petersburg in November 2010, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin expressed willingness to assist Kazakhstan in this program.
WWF will also seek additional funds for the return of the tiger in Kazakhstan.
Actualisation 26 mars, agence Interfax : projet de reconstitution intégral de l'écosystème du lac Balkash : une "deuxième écaille" pour le Dragon Vert après le lac Khanka du Primorye?
Astana. March 26. Interfax-Kazakhstan - The Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Karim Massimov has met the Director of the Russian branch of the
World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF Russia) Igor Chestin in Astana to discuss the issues of the restoration of the Lake Balkhash ecosystem, the Prime Minister's press office has
said in a statement.
According to the statement, implementation of several environmental projects was discussed, including the restoration of the unique natural potential of the Balkhash Lake area, the
hydrological regime of the rivers and the water balance of the Ili-Balkhash basin, development of domestic and international tourism, fishing and other industries.
"The WWF expressed interest in implementing the project of reintroducing the extinct Caspian tiger in Kazakhstan as the most important in a complex of measures aimed at preserving the
biodiversity of the region," the statement said.
According to the press office, to fulfill this task it is proposed to create the first wildlife sanctuary in the south of the Balkhash Lake area, the natural habitat of the Caspian
tiger.
"Modern molecular genetic data suggest that the Caspian subspecies of the tiger was almost identical to the Siberian subspecies, which is planned to be introduced in Kazakhstan. In the proposed tigers' habitat tugai woodlands and cane tracts are preserved as well as the tiger's natural prey: the Bactrian deer, goitered gazelle, wild boar, a
wide variety of birds and fish," the statement says.
Ce sont des tigres de même souche qui furent,il y a moins de 1000 ans, aux côtés de léopards, loups rouges et esturgeons géants, les jardiniers des systèmes hydroforestiers du Dniepr et de la Pripyat, poumon et coeur de l'Europe.
L'HISTOIRE CONTINUE.
THEATRALISATION SYMBOLIQUE
Source : Maxi Sciences, aujourd'hui. Voir pour le détail la page du 19 Mars du site du Premier Ministre de Russie,
http://premier.gov.ru/eng/events/news/14534/
VLADIMIR POUTINE S'AGENOUILLE DEVANT UN LEOPARD DES NEIGES...
C'est en Khakassie, une région de Sibérie, que Vladimir Poutine a rencontré Mongol, un léopard des neiges devant lequel il s'est agenouillé. Un moment retransmis à la télévision russe, afin de réaffirmer l'amour du Premier ministre pour les animaux, et son engagement pour la protection des espèces menacées.
...SPECIALEMENT CAPTURE A CET EFFET.
Mais cette rencontre avec l'animal, âgé de 10 ans, a suscité une vive polémique en Russie. Le WWF assure en effet que le léopard a été capturé dans une autre région, puis transporté en hélicoptère jusqu'en Khakassie, dans le seul but d'être présenté à Vladimir Poutine la semaine dernière, rapporte le site de L'Express. Mongol aurait été relâché ce week-end, juste après sa brève rencontre avec le Premier ministre.
Si Vladimir Poutine a tant tenu à faire la connaissance du léopard, c'est parce que l'espèce menacée a été choisie pour devenir la mascotte des Jeux Olympiques d'hiver de Stochi, qui auront lieu en 2014. "Le choix d'un animal qui a été éliminé par l'homme dans les années 1950 et qu'on essaie de réintroduire aujourd'hui montre que la Russie change, qu'elle se soucie de l'environnement, de ses richesses et les préserve pour les futures générations" avait alors souligné M. Poutine.
LA REALITE EST BEAUCOUP PLUS CONTRADICTOIRE.
CONFLIT INTRA SPECIFIQUE
TROIS MORTS AU COMBAT (source : Phoenix Fund, aujourd'hui)
March 22, 2011
The Amur tiger inhabits Primorsky and Khabarovsky krais of the Russian Far East. The latest Amur tiger population survey conducted by Russian and American scientists in 2005 revealed that 431-529 tigers resided in Russia.
"A dead male tiger with injured legs was found in the Djigitovka River basin, Terneisky district of Primorye, in the second half of February 2011. In early March its body was transported to the Primorsky State Agricultural Academy in Ussuriisk city for postmortem examination ", the spokesman said.
Tiger against tiger. According to him, a postmortem report revealed that the tiger had received severe injuries in a fight with other predator, allegedly a tiger, and later succumbed to those injuries. Moreover, tiger remains were found in the stomach of the tiger which gave rise to further investigation.
"In March, the specialists of the Inspection Tiger and Hunting Management Department conducted several trips to the Djigitovka River in order to reconstruct the scene. First, they discovered a site where a fight between two tigers had taken place. Then, following by tiger tracks they reconstructed what had preceded the fight", the spokesman said.
He also told that after examining tiger beds, tracks and remnants left on the snow, the experts determined that before the fight the tiger had encountered a tigress with two cubs. The predator pounced on the cubs and ate them; however the male received severe traumas in a fight with the tigress protecting its cubs.
Predator hurted by mother of victims, then killed by another male. "The tiger severely injured went deep into the forest where it met another mature male tiger on its way. The latter suddenly attacked the former and easily won in a fight because its rival was too weak. The defeated tiger moved 200 meters away, lay down, and after approximately two days succumbed to the injuries", the spokesman said.
He emphasized that such a tragedy is a very rare occurrence in Primorye. Sometimes male tigers eat tiger cubs, but such cases are common in India where tiger numbers are higher.
In Primorye, fights between tigers occur rarely and as a rule such fights are prompted by the necessity to defend their territory.
L'AMOUR MERITE MIEUX
LES "AMENAGEURS" OFFRENT UNE PRESENCE - ALIBI AUX PROTECTEURS... (source : WWF Russia, 21 Mars)
Recommendations by WWF and other NGOs, as well as the administrations of Khabarovsk Territory and Amur region will be included in the scheme of complex use and protection of the basin of the Amur River
According to WWF Peter Osipov (Public Ecological Organization "Amur ISEU") on a conference in Khabarovsk representative of the developer SKIOVO Nicholas Bortin gave the characteristic represented in the region of the document and acknowledged that the "scheme" has several disadvantages, including lack of calculation of the norms of permissible exposure (NDV ) around the pool. In the present embodiment SKIOVO rates are calculated only for the lower Amur. During the discussion, representatives of regional authorities and public organizations of the Khabarovsk Territory and Amur region have expressed serious reservations to SKIOVO in part the lack of worked Rules of reservoirs, unrecorded claims environmental flows, the influence of unrecorded activities scheme for protected areas, flora and fauna.The main problem remains that the developers have not linked the "Scheme" with the requirements of environmental flow and water discharge. The Council recognized the need to ensure the finalization of documents in 2011-2012.
As the chairman assured the Amur River Basin Council chief Amur River Basin Water Management Andrei Makarov, to include all reasonable offers will be established a working group involving all stakeholders. To promote environmental requirements in SKIOVO he proposed to the Council of representatives of leading NGOs in the region: Yuri Darman, director of the Amur branch of WWF Russia and Peter Osipov, "Amur ISEU.
Comments Svetlana Titova, Coordinator for PA Amur branch of WWF Russia: "It's hard to imagine a more paradoxical situation:" The Scheme ", which was created in order to assess the level of potential impact on river basin without compromising the river itself has no settlements on the norms of permissible impact and the requirements of environmental flows. WWF has already prepared their concrete proposals and forwarded them to the developer. Let us hope that in two years will SKIOVO soootvetstvovat its name and it will be a real consideration not only the use but also the protection of Amur
...INTERACTIONS ENTRE CHIENS ET TIGRE DANS LE VILLAGE DE KIEVKA (source : WWF Russia, aujourd'hui)
Twice in March, the tiger came to the seaside village Kievka. WWF-Russia is following the situation and reiterates the rules of conduct in the habitats of the Amur tiger. Typically, in order to find an interesting topic or to get on scene, environmental journalists should "not sleep for three days and three nights to walk" ... In this case, to me, a spokesman for the Amur branch of WWF Russia's Alena Starostin, striped theme, which is called , she "came into the hands of" the soft paws. One day in March at dawn Siberian tiger visited our family farmstead in the village Kievka Lazo district of Primorye. Come on hunters' case. Breaking flight in the fence, got off the leash dog Barsik, the owner of which is our son, a member of the Lazo Reserve Vladimir Volovenko, and to investigate the conflict situation on the spot - that is, literally, to his home, left Vladivostok, my husband, Chief Spetsinspektsii " Tiger Vitaly Starostin. . It is important to understand - what is this beast and how to make sure that he had not returned to the village again. Dangerous this thing, to walk through the village ...
Together with leading experts hunting supervision of the Office of the Primorsky Territory Sergey Krasnitskaya went on tiger trail. Make it easy: the snow nearly all melted, so pay attention to any marks left by the beast. No way, none of the series that's emerging is that the tiger appeared in these places: near the Lazo Reserve, so I came down from the hills of the forest and made his way to the house on a key, it is likely, and "not understand" that stepped on the "foreign" territory. Starvation in these places do not - the winter was mild, suitable for the animal, even the bears into hibernation did not lay down. As confirmed by Sergei Petrovich, hoofed animals in the woods enough, the village has attracted a tiger, most likely, more light and big game - the dog.
Judging by the fuzzy fingerprint paws on melted ice - this tiger is still young and, presumably, is full of interest to the world, curious and as yet knows no fear. Their prey - a noble breed of dog mixed with sheep, weighing not more than 25 kg, he dragged dragging, which indicates that the relatively small increases. A week before the incident the same tiger knocked down and threw two dogs from a resident Kievka Olga rich man living in two hundred meters up the key. But popolzovavshis they could not - apparently fearing the din of the masters of the house. After this incident repellent activities were conducted by Lazo Reserve. When repeated conflicts in the village, they will be resumed. Has the situation under control and leading specialist of the hunting supervision in the Primorsky Territory Sergey Krasnitsky.
Except for dogs, fallen victim to tiger appetite, while the villagers and the tiger peacefully disperse. The main thing that people are not allowed to fire on striped cat. This not only entails a responsibility to Article 258 of the Criminal Code (illegal hunting) and a claim of 500 000 rubles for damage to nature, but also really dangerous to life - and the tiger, and man. A wounded tiger who walks near the village, it is already, as they say, is another story. Not by accident is the first commandment, which warned tigrovedy, reads as follows: in any case do not shoot the tiger. The wounded tiger is deadly for your life and the lives of others. Aging and self-control - the main components of human behavior when dealing with this beast.
The Amur tiger is a jewel of the Far Eastern taiga and the pride of the Russians. However, it is strong and dangerous predator, the neighborhood which requires care and certain rules of conduct. To prevent conflict sittsatsy WWF Russia reiterates the need to respect the rules of human behavior and keeping of pets in the habitats of the Amur tiger.
PLANTER DES REFUGES VERTS
EN RUSSIE, UNE ACTION "PLANTER UNE FORÊT POUR LE LEOPARD" VOIT LE JOUR (source WWF Russia 21 Mars).
In the International Year of Forests WWF invites volunteers to take part in the campaign "Plant a Forest for a leopard!", Held in spring 2011 in an effort to restore habitat of the Amur leopard.
During the campaign in the period from late April to early June by volunteers planned to plant one million saplings of Korean pine in the south-west Primorye. Preparing sites for planting, coordination of work in the field, providing volunteers and tools for planting and another necessary technical support will be provided by specialists Amur branch of WWF Russia. Funds for the purchase of seedlings WWF provided "Citibank" in honor of the 1 million bank customers in Russia. Their landing will be the largest action to restore the habitat most rare cats of the world.
How does this work may help the Amur leopard, whose number is currently estimated at 30-40 individuals? Over a hundred years habitat of this cat down forty times. Under the influence of human economic activities have ceased leopards occur in the border region of Primorye and the Sikhote-Alin. They have almost completely disappeared in the adjacent areas of China.
But the future of forests in the south-west of Primorye, where is the last refuge of the Amur leopard, is called into question. Under the influence of deforestation and forest fires degrade gradually turning into a poor species, the less valuable secondary oak forests, and further to non-forest wasteland. The first sign of the ongoing process of degradation is the disappearance of the conifer forests: Korean pine and fir tselnolistnoy. Only in the last 50 years under the influence of deforestation and fires the area of coniferous-deciduous forests are reduced by more than 2 times!
"Since 2008, the Amur branch of WWF Russia began work on the project to restore forest habitat of the Amur leopard. One of the goals of the project is to increase the area of coniferous-deciduous forest by 50% through effective forest fire protection, planting of coniferous species of trees and care for them, - Comments of Forest Program of WWF-Russia Amur branch Denis Smirnov. - In spring 2011, will cover the landing of Korean pine more than 500 acres at several sites in the Khasan and Ussuri regions. For comparison - an area widely known outside Moscow "Khimki Forest" only twice. "
It's worth considering that once the cedar reach fruiting age (and with proper care the first buds appear on the cedar at 20 to 30 years of age), he could himself "deliver" the seeds for natural regeneration of cedar on the surrounding areas . The main job of "seeding" perform squirrels, chipmunks, nutcrackers and nuthatches, pine seeds that disperse within a radius of 3 km from the fruit-bearing trees. Thus, in the future, even small "islands" of pine plantations will be able to ensure the restoration of cedar on thousands of hectares of secondary forest.
Even arrived on the day, for example, in one weekend, a volunteer will be able to plant between 500 and 1000 seedlings - in the future they can become an entire cedar grove! For those who want to work on a long term crop and begun a variety of cedar wood will be organized a special camp in the Khasan district of Primorye.
Official internet partner WWF campaign to plant a cedar - VL.ru - site of the city of Vladivostok.
Complete information about the campaign "Plant a Forest for the leopard," and record as a volunteer: http://vkontakte.ru/club24725412
LIBERATION : POUR UNE NOUVELLE POLITIQUE DES ZOOS
ETUDE OFFICIELLE SUR L'IMPORTANCE DE LA REPRODUCTION ET LE REENSAUVAGEMENT D'ANIMAUX CAPTIFS
Publiée dans Science, une étude menée par des spécialistes allemands en biodémographie suggère que, moyennant une solide organisation, les zoos du monde pourraient permettre de sauver et de réintroduire dans la nature des espèces animales en danger.
Des programmes ciblés de reproduction en captivité pour les animaux menacés : c'est ce que préconisent Dalia Condé et Alexander Scheuerlein, biologistes au laboratoire de biodémographie évolutionnaire de l'Institut Max Planck (MPIDR) à Rostock. Après étude des données du Système d'information international sur les espèces (ISIS), ceux-ci ont en effet déterminé que de tels programmes mis en place dans les zoos pourraient permettre de préserver les espèces, en complément de leur protection dans la nature. Pour ce faire, les zoos devraient s'organiser en réseaux et se spécialiser dans une ou deux espèces rares, garantissant à celles-ci une sorte « d'assurance-vie » jusqu'à une possible réintroduction en milieu naturel.
20 à 25 % de toutes les espèces de mammifères en danger sont actuellement conservées dans les zoos, un peu moins pour les oiseaux (9 % seulement pour les espèces aviennes très menacées), et 3 % chez les amphibiens.Selon l'Union Internationale pour la Conservation de la Nature (UICN), la reproduction dans des zoos a joué un rôle clé pour 17 des 68 espèces de vertébrés parmi les plus fragilisées, telles le cheval de Przewalski ou le condor de Californie.
Les programmes de reproduction en captivité fournissent également de nouvelles données démographiques utiles à la conservation des espèces : âge de la maturité sexuelle, importance de la portée ou de la couvée, fréquence de reproduction... "Ces données fondamentales (...) ne sont pas connues pour de nombreuses espèces, et sont pourtant nécessaires pour estimer le futur sort d'une espèce et ses chances de survie dans la nature", expliquent les auteurs.
LE FLOT, CORSETAGE OU NATURALITE?
J'avais évoqué, le 13 février dernier, l'importance des bassins des fleuves sibériens et leur potentiel gigantesque de naturalité.
Le 22 Mars, se tiendra le "jour de l'eau", autour de l'Ienissei et des menaces de corsetage qui pèsent sur son gigantesque affluent,
l'Angara, émissaire du Lac Baïkal, et personnage principal du roman de Valentin Raspoutine "L'Adieu à Matera" qui traitait déjà du même thème, voici des décennies. Source: WWF Russia,
aujourd'hui.
Conference on "Rivers of Siberia" was first held in Krasnoyarsk, and will address issues of preservation of water resources, including management of anthropogenic load on river basins Angara and Yenisei.
- As in the development of the region to strike a balance between preserving the environment and obtaining public benefits?
- What requirements must comply with the company during the construction of hydropower to preserve the balance of nature?
- What supplements should be made in a number of planned documents and laws that determine the future of our rivers?
These issues are discussed by representatives of public and government agencies at the conference, organized by: Krasnoyarsk Regional Public Environmental Organization Dams, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the coalition "Rivers Without Borders, Krasnoyarsk State Pedagogical University. VP Astafieva.
"We can say that this conference - taking the initiative" from below ", as initiators of the Rivers of Siberia" have always been voluntary associations, - says Alexei Kolpakov, KROEO Dams. "- It is based on - quick, direct experience of people over the fate of their rivers. This is - really acting area in the province, where a dialogue on important environmental issues of river basins invited all interested parties: public authorities, businesses, experts, NGOs, ordinary citizens. "
Their participation in this event was confirmed by representatives of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Control Service of Natural Resources of Krasnoyarsk Region, Yenisei Rosrybolovstva Management, Office of Rospotrebnadzor, RTN, as well as experts from leading academic institutions in Siberia: SB RAS, Siberian Federal University, FEB RAS.
Are invited to participate as members of the Legislative Assembly of Krasnoyarsk Territory, the Administration of Krasnoyarsk, the management of OAO RusHydro, UC Rusal, OAO Gorevsky GOK.
The issue of big dams on the rivers Angara and Yenisei is one of the most pressing environmental problems of the Krasnoyarsk Territory. Environmentalists urged the public and the government to pay close attention to the need for compliance with environmental safety standards in the construction of the Angara cascade of hydropower plants.
At the conference, representatives of WWF and the organization of Dams "ozvuchat" the outcome of the public campaign to collect signatures under an appeal to Russian President called for an assessment of the environmental impact of construction Boguchanskaya HPP. Today has already collected over 5000 signatures. Environmentalists will discuss the situation and suggest the most likely ways to solve problems.
For experts and public figures from various countries (Russia, China, Mongolia, Uzbeksitana) conference will provide a unique opportunity to exchange experiences on conservation of water resources and the discussion of globally important environmental topics, such as plans to supply China energy produced by the Siberian and Far Eastern HPP questions transboundary impacts of mining enterprises in Mongolia.
GUERRE SOCIALE 2
LES JUSTES CONDAMNES A 3 ANS DE PRISON (WWF Russia, aujourd'hui)
According to WWF, the criminal case against Andrei Grigoryev was fabricated.
"Today is the day of death hunting supervision. There, the number of employees, and so dozens of times lower than in Soviet times. Professionalism is much lower than if they have a very small salary, disgusting and technical support. But there remained the backbone of professionals from the old times. The same Grigoriev, he catches the poachers, because he hates them, he genuinely protects the animal world "- said project coordinator of World Wildlife Fund (WWF) of Russia Alexey Vaisman, told RIA Novosti.
According to environmentalists, February 6, 2010 in Zaraisk region of Moscow Andrey Grigoryev hunters tried to detain persons exercising poaching on snowmobiles. During the event he was hit by a snowmobile, was injured. Caused by Grigoriev police seized at the scene killed the fox, sleeves, was subsequently found and a gun.
According to investigators, 43-year-old hunter GU Mosoblohotupravlenie "near the village of Potlovo saw four moving snowmobile. Despite the fact that passengers are not hunted, he shot at them with rifles. One of the passenger he was beaten over the head with a gun. In this case, investigators concluded that senior officials were not involved in illegal hunting, RIA Novosti reported.
"State judges and condemns the latest of their employees, who by force of habit and naivete still trying to protect his interests, he owns protecting wildlife from poachers thieves", - says Alexey Vaisman.
Defense intends to challenge the verdict.
WWF will seek to support the hunter. Learn more about this we will tell next week.
The same day, recalled WWF Russia, Dmitrov district, Moscow region, Alexander Dovydenko hunters tried to detain persons hunting elk with snowmobiles. During the detention, he also was hit by a snowmobile. The police officers seized at the scene of two elk carcasses, which lay on the sled, snowmobile suspended on the poachers.
Currently, the criminal case being investigated by the department Dovydenko investigation of particularly important cases of the Main Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee of the Moscow region.
L'OMBRE ET LA PROIE
UNE MEILLEURE PROTECTION POUR LES PROIES DU TIGRE (source : WWF Russia 17 Mars)
As is known, adverse weather conditions, in particular dammed snow, adversely affect the hoofed animals and can reduce the size of the population to 70% in some areas. Such a reduction is unacceptable: the recovery process will take several years, which seriously affect the large predators - the Amur tiger and Amur leopard. To prevent mass mortality of ungulates in 2009, public environmental organizations - World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) - in Primorye was created a reserve fund by the hunting farm. This year, his support extended to the tiger habitat in the Khabarovsk region.
"As we expected, in Primorye past winter was favorable to the ungulates. The only exception was northern edge, where a number of game farms are having problems. In addition, a fairly good harvest nazhirovochnyh feed primarily acorn. Animals come to the spring in good physical condition, and even in the case of strong March and April snow is not the threat of mass death - says program coordinator of WWF-Russia Amur branch biodiversity Sergei Aramilev. - At the same time, northern tiger range, in the Khabarovsk region, has for years marked the severe winter, which affected the number of ungulates. This was noted and in monitoring the tiger. In this connection it was decided to reorient the contingency fund for the northern areas of the Primorsky Krai and Khabarovsk Krai, as well as to expand the program to include the Regional Protected territory. "
Assistance from the reserve fund was provided reserve of regional significance "Birsky", "Mataysky", "Chukensky" "Plain" and Hunting "Matai" (Khabarovsk Territory), hunting "Sinegorye", "Sable", "Targ" (Primorsky Krai ). Most funds are allocated for food, clearing the entrances to the feeding grounds for raids on the protection of places of concentration of artificial animals.
"It is gratifying that the positive experience of Primorye was extended to the neighboring region. Naturally, all ungulates could not help but to separate territories they received real help. I hope that the authorized bodies for the protection of wildlife in the region Habarovskskom understand the importance of such work and will be obliged, without exception hunting grounds users in the region to develop and implement plans to save the ungulates, as it is already four years in the Maritime region. Well, we are ready to provide advice and financial assistance. "
