woodland was charged with attempted drug trafficking. romanov from a village in the perm region received after he was adopted by a us couple. this was 30 years ago. robert's adoptive parents are a scientist, he says that... they always had a wonderful attitude towards him, but at 27 robert found his mother in russia and realized that he only wanted to live here, worked as an english teacher in a private school, and then got involved with the company and began selling drugs, how his parents on both sides of the ocean reacted to the court decision, what woodland himself says about what happened, ivan gubin will tell you. robert woodland romanov's smile at the verdict is far from a sign of his undying optimism, a citizen of the states recently... sia, it seems, still does not fully understand the seriousness of the drug trafficking charge, and that the six months spent in pre-trial detention is only the beginning for him. there were no complaints, the only thing he had was problems with the language, accordingly, he did not immediately rece

robert woodland romanov's smile at his sentencing was far from a sign of his undying optimism. citizen of the states of russia recently, it seems, he still does not fully understand the seriousness of the drug trafficking charge, and the fact that six months spent in pre-trial detention is only the beginning for him. no complaints. did, the only thing he had there were problems with the language, accordingly, he did not immediately receive a dictionary, he must also conduct correspondence with the outside world in russian, which is a difficulty for him, but i think it can be overcome, in principle, he already spoke quite well at the everyday level - robert improved his russian language skills for 3 years, that ’s how long he lived in dolgoprudny near moscow after he flew from the usa to russia, to his biological mother, whom he last saw when he was two years old age, then he ended up in an orphanage, and from there into an american family of scientists. good evening everyone, now i will show you the hotel where i lived in 2018 when i first came here. the long-awaited meeting to

it was impossible to imagine modern woodland without these works.e network of reclamation systems was built more than half a century ago in the seventies and eighties. as a result , almost one and a half million hectares of farmland were additionally received, which means people have where to work, what to grow and how to live. perestroika, collapse of the council. union changed their attitude towards land reclamation, the situation was left to chance, the industry began to decline, the president saved land reclamation. belarus is the only post-soviet republic that has preserved its complex. today, land reclamation is experiencing a rebirth. here is the diagram. i'll come to this conclusion, which means that by september the lands will be returned to agricultural production, that is , succulent karma will again be grown here for the wards of two farms, a new flock and kosovo, in order to meet the deadline and... the systems require not only constant care, but also their reconstruction, repair, in other words, they need repeated reclamation. every 5

rich natural beauty drove many visits, the but the woodlands or so important from climate, the in numerous amounts of comp, in a store to use. some is locked in palm, a frost. the will depend that for us to mount massive amounts of comp and would likely be released in to the atmosphere. it's celebrating climate change. but it's not too late. the recent studies suggest that while these goals in wetlands may pose trends down or so, right, we don't put you in to take the, how much human kind work with the wetlands to come global climate change. the research group from the university of helsinki has arrived in killer busy all of a lapland in the fall, know the thing, and that hoping to discover whether the palm of frosty is already melting multi effects that could have blown up. be sure to chime or see, that'll do better next . only thing who who, who oh really, so on a this is from one and a half. feet is power and go focus. just ice. yeah. textbook. yeah. so we can use it for long drinks. no thought, i'm not when it feels like that a, my task is to get the dog complete until you get all this

a sentence was announced in moscow for us citizen robert woodland; he received 12.5 years in a maximumttempted drug trafficking. according to the prosecutor's office, in january of this year , woodland took a large batch of prohibited substances from a cache in the moscow region. then he took them to moscow and packaged them there into 49 pieces. an american was detained while trying to hide drugs in caches. based on the evidence presented. attempted illegal sale of narcotic drugs on a large scale. on january 3, wuland, following the instructions of the organizer, while in a forested area of ​​the moscow region, took a large batch of the narcotic drug mephedrone from a hiding place, with a total weight of at least 46 g. he transported the drug to an apartment on shirokaya street, where he packaged it. 49 packages for further illegal sale. while trying to place drugs in the cache, he was detained, and miphidron was withdrawn from illegal circulation. the verdict did not enter into legal force. the european union increased duties on electric cars from china from 17 to 38%. the official r

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in 2008, we created a farm, came up with a sonorous name for the woodland branches, as my husband saidw tomatoes, aghurts, now we will decorate the land, at that time in pinsk there was no such... production in general in the brest region, but now this is our farm, the largest in the republic, this is pelargonium, ampelous pylargonium, a wonderful flower for greening , especially for those areas where the owners rarely visit or are very busy, in case of any drought the owner will wait in bloom, then you just need to work a little... with it, we are engaged in growing flower crops for landscaping, this is about 47 names, there are perennials and also ornamental shrubs, coniferous plants, thujas, these are broad-shaped thujas, thuja emeralds, thujas and brabants, we started with a hectare of land, they gave us when we created a farm, then they gave us more... 10 hectares, then we took more, we realized that we were expanding, today we already have more than 40 hectares of land, well, which needs to be developed, go, my little kitty, run, run, run, run, my beauty, quickly, quickly, hurry,

i as in love with the ability to and finally on we're in a well trained woodland to present which has become common for us and to call a few. and according to the latest findings, this type of p t's as a major source of emissions. the sewing of a drained white gland forest produces greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and me saying at the same time the far as trees take in carbon dioxide from the yeah, that means a peter and forest serves as both a source of emissions and does a common sink drains, pete forests and pete fields on the last, a significant source of the world wide emissions date, but you've still most as much greenhouse gas emissions as deforestation. dance in the asset to cause climate change. the wetlands have been matched as a point of focus. the draining of wetlands reduces bio diversity, wesson's water quality, and increases the risk of file. the carbon released from wetlands is bad for the climate. human intervention can however, impact just how much compound is released into the atmosphere. one go could be to strengthen the role of wetlands as comp and syncs. extr

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chunky boots and planting spears. 25 volunteers from the borders forest trust are here to regenerate woodland near the english border. so once you found way you want to plan to trade, check about, you know, right. on top of a boat, that's a stick experience. that's fine. yeah. so that's the soft ground. and denise not to give you a whole the right size for the tree. push it into the whole our vision is to make this into night to put in a natural woodlands, and that would have been here in the past. and so all the chaise, all around, and holly, all the trees pieces you'd expect and the ground is good ground and the trees will do well. you the volunteers want to help restore the forest. the once grew here, susan's of years ago, millennial failing for firewood and clearing, pastures changed the landscape completely to the they want to regenerate, habitats, and diversified. the scenery. when i've taught it, i feel like i get the feeling of the a mother. i need to get arrived twice for her and then wish it could grow out very strongly and half a heavy life. so what about climate really, it's just

on the territory of pripyat woodland, regional parks is not only important, but also necessary. the ecosystem is designed in such a way that a violation of one of its components will inevitably lead to changes in all other culinary journeys in ivye. in a city that positions itself as the tomato capital of belarus, every cafe simply must have at least several tomato dishes. now i’ll get to the main thing, i would say, the hit of this salad, it’s still a roll with dried tomato and curd cheese. what is it like to sleep? in belarusian, this is one a large solid tomato, they shade it a little, maybe make it open up more, the other vegetables that we added here, it would essentially not be a soup, not a stew, if there were no olive oil and sour cream, it would be just vegetable juice. let's unravel the secret of ivyevsky hot sauce, it is very thick and so, maybe they added flour, i... i can’t understand, nothing was added here, well, so incomprehensible, unpredictable, yeah, that’s it, the ingredient that i can find in belarusian capital of religious tolerance, see in the program food

boots and planting spears 25 volunteers from the border as far as the trust are here to regenerate woodland near the english border. so once you've found where you want to plenty tre, check that you're not right on top of a boat, that's a stick experience. that's fine. yep. so that's the soft ground. and denise not to give you a whole the right size for the tree. push it into the whole our vision is to make this into a nice to put in a natural woodlands, and that would have been here in the past. and so, of the chaise around holly latrice pieces you'd expect and the ground is good ground and the trees will do well you the volunteers want to help restore the forest. the one screw here, susan's a few years ago, millennial felling for firewood and clearing, pastures changed, the landscape completely to d. they want to regenerate habitats, and diversified. the scenery. when i've taught it, i feel like i get the feeling of the a mother. i need to get arrived twice for her and then wish it could grow out very strongly and have a heavy live sorrel calling that really it's just this punting traces.

boots and planting spears 25 volunteers from the border as far as the trust are here to we generate woodland near the english border. so once you've found where you want to plenty of tre, check that you're not right on top of a boat, that's a stick experience, and that's fine. yep. so that's the soft ground. and denise not to give you a whole the right size for the tree. push it into the whole our vision is to make this into night to put in a natural woodlands, and that would have been here in the past. and so folk, the chaise all around holly, all the trees features you'd expect and the ground is good ground and the trees will do well you the volunteers want to help restore the forest. the one screw here, susan's a few years ago, millennial felling for firewood and clearing, pastures changed the landscape completely. today, they want to regenerate habitats and diversified the scenery. when i've taught it, i feel like i get the feeling of the a mother. i need to get arrived twice for her and then wish it could grow out very strongly and have a heavy lies. so what about climate really? it's j

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us citizen robert woodland was sentenced to 12.5 years in prison. drugs. personnel for. the court is published by the moscow prosecutor's office. let me remind you that woodland was caught in april 2023 after he obtained a shipment of drugs from a stash in mytishchi near moscow. a minor traffic collision between cyclists and a van driver in st. petersburg turned into a real blockbuster. it all started with a verbal altercation right there escalated into a chase of daring riders along the sidewalk. the driver decided to intimidate the cyclists, caught up with them and sharply slammed on the brakes. this... residents of the cultural capital did not appreciate it and responded harshly to the persecutor. and after the car chase continued, but with broken windows and a spicy aroma of pepper in the cabin. the driver weaved along the sidewalks and, even wiping away tears, broke through the traffic jam in the oncoming lane, but to no avail the offenders escaped through the courtyards. now the daring cyclists are also being sought by... the police, and they

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in many years, i think that woodland will exist, probably be reborn, and life, life will be in full swingere, this is a rich region, here, i think, it will be easy and free to breathe. kali bachysh, what kind of outstanding people were born in the day, you might think that they were more reasonable for us. architecture, entire countries talk to us about gettingai. the trinity church in the village of charnauchytsy on breščyn, one of the most authentic churches in belarus, which has never been known to change and retains its unique look. an example of the symbiosis of history, which is a study of hidden eras, a collection of counter-pharmacy tides and a reminder of the turbulent history of our country. the record date of the pack of the budaўnіtstva kastsela ў gonar of the holy trinity and the sennya is not indicated. most of the krynyts came out in 1585, and even more early. it is agulna known that the future of the getag kastjela cesna is connected with the new jesu kastjelam, asabliva asobay yago fundatara. and the kastsel is at charnauchytsia’s. have been published in other places, whe

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woodland, who was born in russia, was in court today to hear his sentence.rowing number of americans arrested in russia, as relations between the two nations sink to cold war lows. his lawyers say woodland has been suffering from unspecified mental health issues. they plan to appeal the verdict. the international swimming federation says its executive director has been ordered to testify in a u.s. criminal probe into alleged doping by chinese olympic swimmers. american officials want to know how 23 chinese swimmers were allowed to compete in the 2021 tokyo olympics, despite testing positive for a banned heart medication. it comes just three weeks ahead of the olympic games in paris, where 11 of those same athletes are set to compete. millions across america have been celebrating the july 4 holiday, and it's been a hot one. 134 million people in the south and west have been under heat alerts. that didn't stop the celebrations, of course, with parades and cookouts across the nation. on new york's coney island, the nathan's hot dog eating contest gobbled on tod

mine, i love this bee so much that i love it. we are in the most beautiful place of the belarusian woodlandbos in which you can relax, equipped places for relaxation, there is a well drilled for pizza water, it is unique not only by nature, but also the gifts of nature, people come here to pick berries, like blueberries, cranberries, lingonberries, who are not interested in picking berries and mushrooms, just relax, enjoy nature, breathe fresh air, spend time, fishermen can... in short periods, the stviga river flooded a lot in the past years, there was a lot of rain near the school, we couldn’t get there only by water in boats , collective farmers carried us with oars, rowing boats took us to school from school when we got on the boat, we tried to get the girls on board first. and from school the first boys tried to get into the boat, to get home as quickly as possible, this was a matter of requests from the director and... we were regulated, the boys in the boat i’ll sit down, then i’ll get caught up in the skin, at once the girls, it took 3-4 hours to get home after class, you’ll get the

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behind the woodland on the lakes, where the open spaces are wide, leaving the city far away, i run awayeshold, violators fight words, i need your open spaces, my dear vasiki. and i miss the blue land so much, wings take me there, where hearts are joyful, where i am welcome, where they love and wait. there lives a fair wind, like a cobweb in my hair, above the endless horizon, a subsided thunderstorm, the smell of my mother’s bread and a mirror race, i need this sky so much, the sky is like your eyes. and i miss the blue edge so much, wings take me there they will clothe, where the hearts are joyful, where i am welcome, where they love and wait, everything that is dear. ka is close and familiar to the soul forever. in my destiny, the light of my home, and i miss the blue land so much, wings draw me there, where hearts are joyful. where i am welcome, where i am loved, yes, wings will envelop me, where hearts are joyful, where i am welcome, where they love and wait. happy dzetsi - this is a happy future for our land. you have no place in the world, there are 7 miles there. paglyadzice ligh

i'm going to look at the temperature gauge out here in beautiful woodland hills. and right now, it says it's 68. it was 692 seconds ago, but i promise you we're going to get up into some very high temperatures and this is not just happening here. we're looking from seattle all the way down through sacramento coming down here into southern california at los vegas, death valley, we are seeing record temperatures that are falling day after day. this is all as we are seeing climate change, because how humans are warming up the earth, it is affecting many of these big cities these are making it very dangerous last week, the national weather service calling it a lethal heat wave that continues here, vegas yesterday hitting 115 degrees of just to put that in person, that's a third day in a row of it breaking its daily record high, it's going to perhaps continue to do that. going into monday and they have been above 100 degrees, 110 degrees since july 3. just to put that in perspective, death valley also showing very high temperatures, 125 degrees or higher. we did hear o

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there is the marietta ponds, its rise here in the woodlands. rich natural beauty drove many visits the but the wetlands are also in bolton's from climate. the in numerous amounts of comp, in a store to us, some is locked in palm, a frost. the will depend for us to mount massive amounts of comp and would likely be released into the atmosphere, celebrating climate change. but it's not too late. the recent studies suggest the while these new rules and wetlands may pose trends fail or so, right. we don't put you in to take the, how much human kind work with the wetlands to come global climate change. the research group from the university of helsinki has arrived in kayla busy ave lapland, in the fall, know the thing, and that hoping to discover whether the palm of frosty is already melting multi effects that could have blown up be cham or i say subtleties. that's better exciting who who, who. oh really. so and this is from one and a half. feet has power to go. focus. just ice. yeah. textbook. yeah. so we can use it for long drinks. no thought i'm n

shuneuka is a small woodland moth, which appeared on the route of the german carniks and the trap ofryvava. in 1942, in listapadze , it was so clear that the most effective results would be in populated areas , and here we are, in 43 years , 80%, in all bedrooms. with people adnosyatstsa menavita da getaga hour . nyametskaya kamandavannaya spachatku advodzila on the right one such a ganta-partisan operation codebus 10 zen, aleyana got involved with the amal for the month, where the great cruelty of the party went out, the partisans supractified, for the hour of justice the hundred-year-old aperation was destroyed by the sluggish collection of peaceful roasters, in the valleys and balots there was a lot of nameless magic, in addition to the ladies, the month, where there was a sign of shunyak, it became a dead zone, and the sunny navigator’s memories showed only the dark cement shadows. at home, like flock for this month. the memory of those who are dead, those who are remembered forever. for the majority of people, the benefit of the german carnies was undesirable and was not availab

a white stork flies over woodland, over quiet stubble, somewhere in the top of the swamps, cooling thundertry, nikolai nikolaevich dobronravov, will preserve pain in the memory of belarusians for many years. about the great patriotic war, and how important it is for all of us to remember that this thunder will never subside, it continues to sound in our hearts, reminding us of the heroes who gave their lives for our peaceful sky, on the memorable day of liberation our heart cannot remain silent about belarus, we remember! the sky hung like rain lead, the commander bent over his soldier, how did it happen that he didn’t save him, and the boy melted like a coal, with the koshins... the grass was destroyed, bitter words were caked with blood, be merciful, just world, repeated incoherently, pale commander, forgive me, forgive me, son. that he won’t take you away, he couldn’t close your short life with him, you’re goodbye, goodbye, my little brother, maybe we’ll see you at the eternal brother, you’re mine... you’re going to burn me in the fire, too this cross is heavy on me, my crazy trembling

but woodlands will be cleared for the project, which has faced the step for existence from both locals and environmental act vests . and a landmark decision. israel is a supreme court, has ruled that ultra orthodox jews must be conscripted into the military. that's ending annually. 80 year long exemption the popular decision in a country where almost every other jewish has rarely faces the draft, but it is stoking tensions of both in society and in the coalition. government dw, signing for char reports from jerusalem. when you turn 18 in ease, well you have to report here a conscription center military service is mandatory for most men and women in the country. most adults have to serve in the military for up to 30 months. they are various exemptions like for ultra orthodox jews who do not need to report here, but that's about to change. the supreme court has just ruled against a decades old exemption. most people like the way the majority of these really say it's time to use extensions. and for the ultra orthodox community to do more, they hope this would reduce the burden on everyone

russians will not waste energy crossing them; this could be the area between the carpathians and the woodlandeven reports addressed to hitler were not taken into account chief of the twelfth department of the general staff of the foreign army of the east. the model could not have imagined then that very soon he himself would be transferred to that same unpromising belarusian direction, to save the situation in connection with the defeat of army group center, and for now insert werwolf. there was a final meeting where other options were considered. the german leadership, despite the successful russian operations, was still confident that much could be changed. second front allies, judging by they weren't going to open the messages. german divisions are holding the situation there; in france, belgium and holland alone there are 880,000 people. on august 10, forty-first. for the forty-third year. the germans ignore the british danger in the west and consider it a bluff, which is why they so confidently and with impunity remove all any useful divisions from the west. in fact, anglapra, that is, t

company of rybok, a trip to the tomato capital of belarus and a unique corner of nature in the belarusian woodlandls are so similar to people. hundreds of articulated doll collectors and lovers visited the dolims plus exhibition in hong kong. you have exhibited your exhibits here... more than 150 manufacturing companies exhibited, visitors could on the spot, purchase new items for your collections, as well as hinged parts, household accessories and unusual outfits for dolls. a sandwich that can feed the whole family, even bigger than the girls in the movie, a restaurant in ha chi minh city makes huge sandwiches, about 20 times the size of regular baguettes. the filling contains 1 kg of fried pork, one more and any other meat, cucumbers, onions and soy sauce. customers often buy this one. share a meal with cold-blooded people. in one of the restaurants in hebei province, tables for visitors installed in the center of a large aquarium. multi-colored koi carp swim around the tables. they are also called fish of luck and are considered a symbol of peace and friendship. for the most exciting internatio

a white stork flies, flies over white woodland, who and how helps make our lives better, what scientistsevolution, the rapid development of computer technology and... in 1965 in the usa the first robot patient, scientifically their are called simulation devices, they, in addition to the human body, have a voice, a heart and even a brain, all thanks to special computer programs, complex things in simple language, as well as the most interesting facts, but finding themselves in monstrous conditions, our scientists continued their work contrary to hitler’s plans brought... science to a new level, thanks to our academician lipatov, new data were obtained on increasing the technological properties of rubber, which then served as the main raw material for the military industry. see the project science is close to our body.'

it was here... in july 1995, the head of state decided to develop the pripyat woodland and create thepark on this territory, having assessed the natural complexes and recreational economic potential of this territory. visits to the protected area of ​​the national park are carefully regulated, and recreational load is controlled. the existence of a protected area is necessary so that natural processes can occur there. restoration of the conservation of unique natural complexes. the employees of the national park in no way interfere with the natural processes occurring in the protected area; even fallen trees are not removed, because they serve as a home for flora and fauna. when you float along the river and see these beauties, you are filled with inner peace and tranquility, you understand that man is a part of nature. from the agricultural town of lyaskoviche the path to the famous safari park begins. it is a closed territory in which people live many species of animals, natural habitat. a tourist route has been laid across the territory of the safari park. by which you can observe

food for themselves, that is, a sufficient amount of food, white ice flies, flies over the whitish woodlande, oh, hello, and what’s wrong with your sister, she’s getting married, well, since we congratulate her, uh-huh, you can’t tell by your face, but... i’ll ruin everything, well someone had to stop this nonsense, this is a hit parade of idiotic rules, vasilisa, look, the series doctor kotov on the belarus 24 tv channel, amazing people of our country, over time i realized that this has introduced me to such an extent that others i didn’t see any paths, only jewelry making. i was shocked, i was so scared, but it’s not for nothing that they say that the city takes courage, their calling is to bring enlightenment and spiritual development, you always strive for the highest, to achieve even more, and in my opinion, there is no limit to perfection in this profession, the one who?

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novosti, with reference to the prosecutor's office of the capital, reports that a us citizen is a certain woodlandenced in moscow to 12 and a half years for attempted illegal sale of narcotic drugs. meanwhile, in the united states there is a growing number of those who believe that president joe it's time for biden to stop participating in the election race. his main rival donald trump has no doubt that the head of state will do this in his trump dreams. well, despite all the white house’s statements that... it’s in excellent condition, i’d like to note how trump said this out of the blue, while playing golf, absolutely accidentally driving to some strange person, interesting political technologies are used in this manifestation of biden's medical examination, everything is fine, everything is fine, the perfect person, 20 years ahead from the song, more about everything, boris ivanin. biden says he will not leave is a refrain on all american television channels. this is how the white house is trying in absentia to repel another blow from donald trump, which he casually inflicted on his opponent wh

woodland has previously said he was adopted from russia in 1993 by american parents, and had returnedet his biological mother. a deadly shooting involving a national park ranger is now under investigation. yellowstone says an armed man was making threats last night in the popular canyon village area when a law enforcement park ranger confronted the man. they say there was an exchange of gunfire. the park says the unidentified man was then shot and killed. the park ranger was also shot, but is expected to recover. the area around the canyon lodge complex remains closed for the investigation. >> about 25 miles north of chicago, the city of highland park resumed its 4th of july parade today, two years after that deadly mass shooting. family and friends gathering at a local middle school to honor the seven people who were killed in 2022 when the shooter fired 83 shots from a nearby rooftop during the highland park parade. city officials say today's ceremony was at maximum capacity for some of the victims families spoke. >> the echoes of gunfire, my baby's last breath lost in the chaos, lo

but there are several factors that have been making the woodland flammable unseasonably early. one is a natural phenomena. el nino, the water and the pacific is unusually warm as a result with dramatic consequences in many regions in the punt knowledge made conditions hotter and dryer. then there are the effects of human made climate change, which are also making their content more vulnerable to drought. and increasing ramping deforestation in brazil is having an even more dramatic effect. you put that work up a single punch analysis suffering from a lack of water. it's because there is less rain coming from the amazon due to deforestation. there was one and there is less water in the rivers because of deforestation in a serrato regions called the goods month. i mean to, to say how the water for the pantano actually comes from the amazon rain forest. some of the water that evaporates there normally drift south and cloud form over the set out of bush savannah to the pontoon. not where then rains. but as large areas of the amazon get the forest it, there are fewer trees to recycl

fire, the heel of the fire started in around a sparsely populated area, a lot of hills, grass, oak woodland and brush, it got well established in that area and spotted across the feather river, what we call the diversion pool, over towards the kelly ridge side of butte county. kelly ridge is an unincorporated area just around oroville, so currently the fire is in the kelly ridge subdivision, and we have fire crews, engines and aircraft work in that area heavily. >> now, i know you said 0% containment and 2100 acres. we know that a lot can change overnight sometimes that's a good thing, right? sometimes the fire lays down and you guys, you know, can can get some progress on that. but sometimes it's hard as the terrain you're describing hard to get around it. what is the overnight strategy to try to get ahead of these things? because certainly as the sun will come up tomorrow, you'll deal with more heat and also some adverse conditions. there >> yeah. so our number one priority right now is, is evacuations and structure defense. so, that's our main priority. and we also have resources going d

outback woodlands with authentic traditions, a vivid example of how people preserve what our ancestorsber revolution managed to unite both children's and adult creative teams and act as a standard for preserving the unique past of belarusians. the russians managed to meet their friends here, dance a polka, make a wish at the symbol of the holiday, many have one wish: they will meet in 2 years on the same rudobel land under a peaceful sky and start dancing to the belarusian national song. only for our tv viewers. we choose best routes. we arrived in the umyadel region, in a village called narosi. yes. they say that you can find so much entertainment here that even a day is not enough to see everything. there is a creative family in belyinchy, where she is an artist, and he is a collector and jack of all trades. the family turned their home into a creative workshop. and we set off on an exciting journey around our country. when guests come to belarus, we greet them with bread. salt, such an ancient custom developed a long time ago, bread symbolizes well-being and prosperity, salt was a k

but because of our mission and the goals we set to publish it easy for those from just to the woodlands of some of the most precious a most stretching ecosystems on the planet. they need to be properly looked after. not just because they're happy to for some of the species, but also because they provide bye to services. but humans will visit on archipelago and nothing. you need to see all kinds of vision efforts i helped and they just the vive, protecting the interest of the local communities at the same time level . well, good luck because if you go run fast, this young turtle has made it as have many of its siblings. you have on the trip style items. local eco gods have kept the egg safe from poach as an a. now shielding the baby turtles from the as they slip all the way across the beach. protecting the nesting areas is a community efforts when i need the zip code but we have a eco gone so you can watch morning and evening for the from the village themselves . now, good just by the very presence, by educating their families. they're all weapons. not that either. nobody touches anythin

indigenous medicinal plants back to the people of barone, dean, and at the same time, bring the destroyed woodlands back to life. like in the handling the forest in blue aroma region, the inhabitants need firewood or want to plant fields. but without trees, the slopes collapse which can cost human lives. and for tile swell women farmers in the region one to learn how to improve things. genetic kyra kenyana recommends re for a staying with other trees, for example, whose fruits spring an extra income. but apart from seedlings, she has some words of warning. or what i get done will give you the many of you are cutting down the trees and you're destroying the environment. this is something you must absolutely give out. at the tree nursery, women farmers learn how to raise the free seedlings, the farmer, maria, and duly mona. takes home jo, trophy end artemisia's seedlings, and plants them next to one of her fields. the active ingredients, artemis, that can be used to treat malaria, the temperature. well, we can already see the effects of this activities where this trees are planted. erosion is no long

but there are several factors that have been making the woodland flammable and sees that we early . one is a natural phenomena in el nino, the water and the pacific is unusually warm as a result with dramatic consequences. in many regions in the pantano lake made conditions hotter and dryer. then there are the effects of human made climate change, which are also making the continent more vulnerable to drought, and increasing ramping deforestation in brazil is having an even more dramatic effect. you put that work up a single punch analysis suffering from a lack of water. it's because there is less rain coming from the amazon due to deforestation. there was one and there was less water in the rivers because of deforestation. and us a rod, our regions were called at the goods month. i mean, to say how the water for the pantano actually comes from the amazon rain forest. some of the water that evaporates there normally drift south and cloud form over the set out of bush savannah to the pontoon, not where then rains. but as large areas of the amazon get deforested, there are fewer trees

but there are several factors that have been making the woodland flammable on seasonally early. one is a natural phenomena in el nino, the water and the pacific is unusually warm as a result with dramatic consequences. in many regions in the punt knowledge made conditions hotter and dryer. then there are the effects of human made climate change, which are also making the content more vulnerable to drought and increasing ramping deforestation in brazil is having an even more dramatic effect. you put that work up a single punch analysis, suffering from a lack of water is because there is less rain coming from the amazon due to deforestation. there was one and there is less water in the rivers because of deforestation in a so rod, our regions were called the goods month. i mean to, to say how the water for the pantano actually comes from the amazon rain forest. some of the water that evaporates there normally drift south and cloud form over the set out of bush savannah to the pontoon, not where then rains. but as large areas of the amazon get deforested, there are fewer trees to re