Young Tatarstan residents will take part in the finals of the All-Russian Junior Forest Competition “Podrost-2022”
The finalists of the All-Russian Junior Forest Competition “Podrost-2022” have been determined. Winners in 6 nominations will be selected from 103 participants representing 51 regions of the Russian Federation.
In total, 313 children fought for the finals - winners, prize-winners of the regional stages of the competition, as well as self-nominated from 76 regions of the country. The works were presented in the following nominations: “Forest science and forestry”, “Ecology of forest plants”, “Ecology of forest animals”, “Project environmental protection activities”, “The best experimental research work of students of secondary and higher educational organizations of the forestry profile”, “School forestries - program and methodological support of activities”.
Representatives of the Republic of Tatarstan also reached the final. This is a pupil of the school forestry “Heirs of Nature” of the MBOU “Leskhozsky secondary school” of the Arsky district Ilyas Galimov (project “Involvement in the production of unclaimed biomass of a tree as an aspect of a sustainable development strategy on the example of the Arsk forestry”), a pupil of the school forestry “Nurgali onyklary” of the MBOU “Leskhozsky secondary school” Sabinsky district Dilyara Karimullina (project “Study of natural regeneration in the centers of spruce drying out on the territory of the Sabinsky forestry”) and student of the State Budgetary Educational Institution “Lubyansky Forestry College” Nikita Shustov (project “Comparative analysis of the impact of solutions of root formation stimulants on cuttings of brittle willow spherical”).
Recall that the All-Russian Junior Forest Competition “Podrost” is held annually in three stages - regional, federal correspondence and federal full-time. According to the results of the performances of the contestants, the winners and prize-winners for each nomination of the competition will be determined.
All 103 finalists will receive diplomas from the Federal Forestry Agency, winners and prize-winners will receive valuable gifts.