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Plant a tree on Baikal lake
UITH ECO environmental program
Lake Baikal is the deepest and oldest freshwater lake on the planet, located in Eastern Siberia, containing approximately 20% of the world's freshwater reserves. Its unique, clear, oxygen-rich water supports numerous endemic plant and animal species, such as the Baikal seal, omul, and golomyanka. The lake is striking in its crystal clear waters and breathtaking landscapes. However, the nature reserve requires protection from pollution, fires, deforestation, and pests.
UITH ECO environmental program
Why plant trees?
Reforestation is a powerful tool in the fight against deforestation, biodiversity loss, and climate change. Planting native tree species ensures a thriving, self-sustaining ecosystem that benefits wildlife, healthy soil, and local habitats. Trees provide food and shelter for birds, pollinators, and mammals.
Forests act as natural carbon sinks, absorbing CO₂ and stabilizing temperatures. Wildfires, pests, and deforestation deplete soil nutrients and disrupt the water cycle.
Angara pine (Pinus silvestris) is a species with high carbon sequestration that helps combat climate change and restore degraded lands, enriching degraded soils, preventing erosion, and improving groundwater retention.
Choose a good deed
Pine trees are being planted in the Baikal region. After planting, you will receive photos/videos and the grove's coordinates.
You will be sent a personalized Certificate of Participation in the environmental campaign.
A grove of 100 pine trees will be planted in the Baikal region. You will be sent photos/videos and location coordinates.
A sign with your information will be installed in the grove. You will receive a personalized letter of thanks for participating in the environmental campaign on Lake Baikal.
We'll clean up trash from the shores of Lake Baikal and the surrounding area. After the cleanup, you'll receive photos/videos and the location coordinates. You'll also receive a personalized Certificate of Participation in the Baikal Environmental Action.
Organizing Committee
Malinovsky Roman
President of the UNION OF INTERNATIONAL TRADING HOUSES (UITH)
The Listvyanka village Cossacks society "ERMAK-BAIKAL" in the village of Listvyanka on the shores of Lake Baikal restores and preserves the traditions of our ancestors. Educating youth in the spirit of patriotism and morality, reviving cultural heritage and crafts, strengthening camaraderie and mutual assistance in Cossack communities, preserving the traditional institution of the family, and caring for the territory and nature of the places where we live are among the core principles of the "ERMAK" Cossack society.
What are we doing?
We plant
trees
Out of concern for the natural environment of our native lands, we regularly organize tree planting events.
We clean up
trash
We are conducting campaigns to clean up the bottom of Lake Baikal and its coastal
area of trash.
We preserve Cossack culture
Cossacks are an integral part of Russian culture.
Maintaining order, family values, and mentoring youth are our specialties.
We care about
the church
Traditionally, each Cossack farmstead is assigned to a local church parish.
Cossacks assist with the church's farmwork and social work.
Star Alley on Lake Baikal
Many pop and show business stars expressed a sincere desire to support our environmental campaign and draw as much attention as possible to environmental issues on Lake Baikal and the surrounding area.
Star Alley on Lake Baikal was created on the grounds of the St. Nicholas Church in Listvyanka, on the shores of Lake Baikal, to commemorate the good initiative of these famous people.
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