Centenário das Reservas Naturais Rússia
Urso emKamchatka
Hoje, dia 11 Janeiro 2017, Google celebra com um Doodle o 100º aniversário das Reservas Natural Russa. O Doodle é visível na página de entrada do motor de busca na Rússia.
Google já dedicara um Doodle animado no Centenário do Serviço Nacional de Parques dos Estados Unidos, no dia 25 Agosto 2016. O nosso blog Geração Verde publicou um post alusivo.
Há precisamente 100 anos, a Rússia estabeleceu a sua primeira reserva natural Zapovednik, reserva natural de Barguzinsky, localizada em Buriatia, na costa nordeste do Lago Baikal.
Assim, este dia 11 de Janeiro, o país marca o 100º aniversário do seu sistema pioneiro de protecção de áreas naturais no Dia das Reservas e Parques Nacionais.
Actualmente a administração do país de continua a alargar este sistema, com mais de 13.000 áreas naturais que ocupam milhares de hectares de paisagens naturais, cerca de 11,4% do vasto território da Rússia.
Do mais pequeno ao maior, esta reserva natural inclui 103 reservas, 49 parques nacionais, e 68 santuários naturais nacionais.
Está em curso a expansão para áreas antigas e desenvolvimento de novos territórios.
Segundo a equipa de Google o Doodle é apresentado estilo bloco de madeira inspirado nos selos postais russos emitidos para celebrar o 50 aniversário de Barguzin, e inspirado nas seis áreas naturais especialmente protegidas: Barguzin Nature Reserve, Ergaki National Park (aka Yergaki), Russian Arctic National Park, Lake Baikal (gelado), Kronotsky Nature Reserve, e Dalnevostochny Morskoy Nature Reserve (Far East Marine Nature Reserve).
Desde 1978, mais de trinta reservas naturais da Rússia foram designadas pela UNESCO como biosfera reservas.
Não deixe de visitar National Geographic: Look Inside Russia's Wildest Nature Reserves—Now Turning 100. Uma reportagem sensacional com fotografias belíssimas.
Desde 1978, mais de trinta reservas naturais da Rússia foram designadas pela UNESCO como biosfera reservas.
Não deixe de visitar National Geographic: Look Inside Russia's Wildest Nature Reserves—Now Turning 100. Uma reportagem sensacional com fotografias belíssimas.
A century ago, Russia established its first Zapovednik (nature reserve), Barguzinsky Nature Reserve, located in Buryatia, on the northeast shores of Lake Baikal.
Vasyugan Swamp
On January 11, Google celebrates with a Doodle the 100th anniversary of Russia pioneering system of protecting natural areas with Nature Reserves and National Parks Day.
As Google did on September 13, 2016 with a Doodle celebrating the Parks and monuments of the U.S. National Parks on the occasion of the National Parks Service centennial.
Google Doodle is rendered in a woodblock style reminiscent of Russian postage stamps issued for Barguzin’s half-centennial, and inspired by six specially protected natural areas: Barguzin Nature Reserve, Ergaki National Park (aka Yergaki), Russian Arctic National Park, Lake Baikal (frozen), Kronotsky Nature Reserve, and Dalnevostochny Morskoy Nature Reserve (Far East Marine Nature Reserve).
As Google did on September 13, 2016 with a Doodle celebrating the Parks and monuments of the U.S. National Parks on the occasion of the National Parks Service centennial.
Google Doodle is rendered in a woodblock style reminiscent of Russian postage stamps issued for Barguzin’s half-centennial, and inspired by six specially protected natural areas: Barguzin Nature Reserve, Ergaki National Park (aka Yergaki), Russian Arctic National Park, Lake Baikal (frozen), Kronotsky Nature Reserve, and Dalnevostochny Morskoy Nature Reserve (Far East Marine Nature Reserve).
A sable peers out from the rocks in Kamchatka, Russia
photo credits: Sergey Gorshkov/ Minden Pictures
Russia’s tumultuous history includes one legacy little known outside its borders, a vast system of protected lands that conservationists have fought for decades to study and protect. Some are so remote and guarded that few of Russia’s own citizens have ever stepped foot in them.
credits: © Sputnik/ Alexander Liskin
2017 will mark their 100th anniversary. To commemorate the anniversary, Russian president Vladimir Putin has officially decreed 2017 to be the Year of Ecology and Protected Areas.
The Bolshoy Kureiskaya Falls in Plateau Putorana
in Siberia's Putoransky
photo credits: Sergey Gorshkov/ Minden Pictures
Today, the country’s stewardship of its wild landscapes continues to gain ground, with over 13,000 specially protected natural areas occupying millions of acres, about 11.4 percent of Russia’s vast territory.
Ranging from tiny to titanic, they include 103 reserves, 49 national parks, and 68 national nature sanctuaries, with initiatives underway to expand old areas and develop new protected territories.
Ranging from tiny to titanic, they include 103 reserves, 49 national parks, and 68 national nature sanctuaries, with initiatives underway to expand old areas and develop new protected territories.
While the U.S. saw parks as “pleasuring grounds” for recreation-seekers, turn of the century Russian conservationists like Grigory Kozhevnikov had been calling for the opposite:the protection of Russia’s natural wealth from its own people.
“No need to remove anything, to add anything, to improve anything,” Kozhevnikov wrote. “Nature must be left alone, and we may observe the result.”
Since 1978, more than thirty of Russia's nature reserves have been designated by UNESCO as biosphere reserves.
The Kanda Falls cascade to waters below in Plateau Putorana
in Siberia’s Putoransky Zapovednik, established in 1988
photo credits: Sergey Gorshkov/ Minden Pictures
Since 1978, more than thirty of Russia's nature reserves have been designated by UNESCO as biosphere reserves.
Don't miss to visit National Geographic: Look Inside Russia's Wildest Nature Reserves—Now Turning 100. Awesome article and beautiful phtograhiescom.
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11.01.2017
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