the dacha and the goals of the creation of the reserve is the preservation of the natural object of the natural complex in its untouched original form, but in parallel with this we are engaged in environmental education. that is, we must and are doing to show people this e, primordial nature, explain and show how natural processes go. how is the forest restored, how does it die? how is it reborn. after all, it is in an ordinary forest to see today in belarus yes, even in belarus it is difficult, because every hector of the forest, he is, uh, inventoried according to him planned activities. if this, again, is not some kind of specially protected natural area, but specially protected areas of such a rank as a reserve in the country , we are the only heartless reserve and the only one and it is of the highest rank of protection. a very

interesting object from the point of view of the course of natural processes in the wild passed a hurricane. he cut down the forest here on a certain area, the planting in the forestry enterprise in our forestry was completely destroyed. they should come quickly to calculate everything here, measure it and cut down this plantation in order to quickly grab the wood and use it for household needs. here other laws work. here. we have to find out the whole thing and watch we come. a year later. we arrive in two and we observe that there is one tree. but what happens to this tree after years. you can see it already on the tree. mushrooms have started to grow. this is, uh, the so-called tinder fungus tinder fungus and an interesting feature. this mushroom always grows parallel to the ground, that is, the tree is tilted. and the mushroom grows like this in parallel earth. this suggests that this fungus had already grown on the tree when it was knocked down

by the wind after that, that is, this is the process of wood destruction. this mushroom lives only on dead wood. here under this bark. we will pick it, you see, we will see drilling flour. here are sawdust. there live larvae, barbel. they feed on dead wood and breed their beetles, and this wood gradually turns into dust and is food for a new forest. until these decades pass, dead wood is the source of for the life of many microorganisms insect fungi lichens. here, note both mosses and lichens. they grow here on this tree. so these are the processes. eh, we also tell and explain to people. and also a very interesting phenomenon. so, when we look at this forest from above, you will understand how the forest is reborn. what are the first plants

to appear? what are the first trees to grow on the site of a dead plantation? who are pioneer plants? how are they, what comes after them, and we can see. here is the initial stage already with guess. what will be the forest, here in 50 years, for example , here was a forest like this next to it, the area was completely blown over the entire upper tier by the wind, and we put a tower here in an absolutely empty place. now if we look here from this tower, it's even difficult to look, because now a walnut bush has risen. a birch forest, his rapist, has risen there, and we already see that the forest is also growing

, only young. only. if we look closely, we will see logs. this is the remains of the forest that is here was earlier. you are in the holy of holies in the kindergarten of our forest. this is the future of the forest of belarus around us. this is a two-year-old spruce. this is a one year old. this spruce already this month will go to grow in the so-called school department so that it gains development, so that the root system gains strength and then that tree is competitive in the forest among other plants. here is a pine pine annual. here in these literally greenhouse conditions. she, uh, is gaining her development very quickly. here you go, young

pine. for one vegetative season it reaches the conditions of a two-year-old pine. we reduce the turnover of forest cultivation by half and it goes, then again into the forest, from which we plant the future plantings. this will be done next spring, the forest is also a living organism. and, if a person does not interfere in forest processes, then the forest is restored by itself, where the fire has persecuted, new age has grown, and so on. this process stretches for a century, and when a person conducts economic activities in the forests, then he harvests, he cuts down the forest, ripe, from which tables are made studio beds for us, then he must and manage the process. i have all the recovery. that's when we create a new forest, and we create the forest that we need.

we follow the sports life of our country returned to the sector after a year-long break for the first time in the history of belarusian volleyball , the head coach of the main club of the country was appointed women marketa fandrausheva, the winner of the wumbledon in women's singles in the final, the forty-second racket of the world outplayed the sixth number of the world ranking. he is with a jaber, we learn how new ones are achieved heights 24. already 17 years old. i give and do not regret a bit. you need to be emotional and restrain yourself at the same time. you need to win to win, but at the same time respect your opponent, the ball is constantly, as we call it live, when there is no auto without stopping. you have to accept everything yourself. nobody helps you and show you how to stay in shape. we gently roll our shoulders back

and make the floor. the new circle collects yu. these exercises will help you to be alert and fill you with energy for the whole day. see sports projects on the tv channel belarus 24. belarus from the shmatvek history of the defense we can budge on orthodox architecture and around this period, round the clock , they sailed away on the formation of the economic centers of ukraine and live all overpriced people, not who at the skirmish of the city there were significant modeburg. uh, the lunges of the prickly pear go through the case almost far. played their meaning. it was an assembled revolution. cast iron, changed the cultural, svetnitsa project, the architecture of belarus, this fire did not start everything and soviet period kolya splendor. the e temple lost its bearing value by

the 50s of some late stalinist classicism, and belarusians recognized that it didn’t fall out before coming to our capital. forgive me, as if by soul what it is on our tv channel. here

we have arrived with you at one more object, our forest zoo. which is one of such important elements of our e-logistical chain of environmental education. the concept of creating a zoo implies the presence of animals here only live in our forests, that is, no overseas. we have tigers, lions, leopards here. not here, only what lives in our forest, our visitors, our organized groups or individuals. they receive information about those animals and birds that live with us in the belarusian scales, how animals get here. every animal that lives here today has its own story. she is very interesting. and someone, like something connected with some dramatic events, something connected with some kind

of exchange things. this is a lifesaver for animals. and this is probably the only place where this animal is. the eagle can live. he got caught. yes , he had everything with an amputated wing . he had an operation in minsk in the clinic, and he came to us. we nursed him here cola throughout the treatment and now he is such a handsome man. he walks without a wing, of course, but he has a new life in nature. he would not have survived without this wing, all that come to us. everyone lives here with just such people. that's what they got new life, even if only in enclosures, but still life, but in the wild nature. it wouldn't have happened already. animals here the birds are domestic and goats and sheep. basically. they came here as a gift from our employees, who also liked the idea very much, someone even brought a pig.

someone chickens someone rabbits, sheep, goats - that 's all. our employees just bring free of charge to create this object the concept of the development of our mythological tourism center. yes, it is connected with the idea of ​​​​creating this branch of pets, since our mythology is this one that came to us from middle ages. it is also intertwined with household pets, with the fact that people spiritualized some of their household and household objects. we are at the next facility. this is a museum of mythology. we enter the museum through some kind of portal. this is a stylistic passage to the world that is not subject to us, in which our ancestors believed. e, in the middle ages, and here is the tree that stands at the entrance, it is not accidental here,

and our ancestors represented the universe in the form of a tree. it was the upper world and dig. this was the underworld. this is not hell. how the hell is it there? hell no. it's just an underground world. it is different, and here is the trunk - this is the world of people. this is the world we live in. we here three worlds existed in space and people represented them as a tree behind this door. we will see three rooms three halls. this is the human world. and the underworld and dig out. well, we immediately enter the hall of the world of people with you. here we talk about everyday life, about the way of life, about those customs, traditions that our people lived in the middle ages and some of this migrated in ours today. and what does it mean, what does it

symbolize? why did this happen? we explain what are easter eggs, and this is the origin of life, what is it? here is this circle round dance today at discos we dance in a circle. this is the symbol of the sun. this is the astral circle that does not allow negative energies to penetrate inside. we are cleansed by it. from my childhood i will also tell you an interesting moment , one that i compared only when we were already creating a museum of mythology. here everyone has heard about mermaids mermaid where she lives, what pushkin said about this. a mermaid hangs on the branches. so in the lake or on the branches of a mermaid in our mythology. she is a forest dweller, she lives in the trees. this is the spirit of nature and i remember as a child, when we also had a swimming pool, it was very interesting. the youth gathered. we, the little ones, also lived our bonfire on

the big mountain, this should be called the kupala mountain, and we also knew that the fern was blooming on the bath. although still small. we read that the fern reproduces by spores and never blooms. but what a fern cage must be. we also somehow believed in it , going to some class there. i want to go to the third one, or which one we will go to look for in the forest, at night a fern in a cage, and my grandmother says, but you will go. you are at night, if the mermaids tickle you there and never return home. so, opa , my grandmother, then she understood that mermaids live in the forest. this is the prototype of our christmas tree. peter brought the new year's tree to us, and long before him. uh, such a straw spider was hung in the houses and this straw spider hung for a whole year and it was believed that it was in a special way also had such interweaving. he collected all the negative energy in himself for a year, at the end of the year he was burned and a new one was hung up, it was a kind of feeling and that was the deliverance of the family

from some negative things. the berezinsky reserve is a place where bears are concentrated, the highest density, in general, such official data is considered in belarus. eh, the last ones are that about 120 bears live in belarus , stably not transiting some kind of movement, and already settled and stably, and somewhere around 50 bears. now there are more of them live only on the territory of the bereznensky reserve, that is, all belarus and a small reserve of the 85th sect. here, more than a third of the entire population of the country is on one patch, so there is a tower here, a special strong one made of logs. and we bring tourists here first, here we

install camera traps. and we fix the time when the bear comes out so that the tourist does not sit here all day, and he arrived an hour before the time when he would definitely leave the forest. fixing is in progress, we are prepared and announce through an internet source through social networks, everything starts. tour bear's corner welcome. in addition to the bear, other animals also come here. here are the last ones leading a big boar , an elk came out, our camera trap recorded an interesting scene. from childhood. a big elk comes out, looks at something attentively in the field, looked looked, and so slowly , in a businesslike way, he quickly removes it back at a run. and he runs after him. the bear is like that too. and this is all of us on our website on the website in the video gallery. these frames can be seen as here, what is happening on this field in the middle of a reserved forest, of course, you can be all that, mosquitoes, ticks, and other

insects, yes, a bear. of course, he has not attacked you in the entire history of observing a single conflict in this territory. the bear was not so subtly, nature itself regulates all processes in itself, that sometimes a person cannot understand this, even if we did not preserve nature, we would have all died a long time ago and there would not be a single corner left where even people. could understand how to to be depending on how we will conduct this object further. we can say with honor that for 95 years people under different governments managed to maintain this object as reserves, and i hope that today we and our descendants will also be able to do this, and it will stand for another hundred years as a reserve. so the standard of intact nature. i have many children. i have five children, two are already grown-up children, and three small ones do not know how to ride yet, they

can only ride a bicycle. yes, they attend kindergarten, and one is waiting for me at home with mom. yes, that's why i'm taking them from kindergarten . if i have to do this, we go home together, we go through the park, through the evening across the lake, we look at the horror there, we look at the frogs. we have an interesting path. we stop. here is a stand in our reserves. for me, my three-year-old son is called all the birds. who's name? do we visit museums with interest? here mom always goes with them, when the day off we go to the zoo with them. this is our favorite trip on the weekend tour, and there we go to the zoo. we look again at all the animals, we re -examine all of them, we feed them very much, this is all very interesting to us. i will write down the fiasco of educational work. if my children grow up with gadgets, but today, they are the children of the reserve. they go to kindergarten here . they play outside. they have children's cities. they walk with me bees help me build everything in the world dig a garden to

harvest. we go fishing together for mushrooms. they have an interest in this, and i hope that in the future i will have this interest. only to warm up and develop. here is our family, my beloved wife diana is my reliable companion, both at home and at work. she leads our tourist activities in the reserve at a time when her father is not engaged in raising and giving birth to children. he is just wonderful he helps me a lot in raising children. he plays with them on the street and puts a lot of knowledge into them, including some of his own skills. here they are building a barn maxim tell me that you

are building a barn with your dad. and what’s more , the sheep will live there in the workshop. here we are for you tell. and nikita helps for himself. i have one. uh, the trick is that i will not, of course, impose some point of view and employment on children. maybe one of them will be a great mathematician. and someone can be a builder. and someone will be a forester. this is a doctor, please, because diana is doing her own thing. i do mine, let them do theirs. if it will be a continuation of my business. i will, of course, be very happy. i think that the concept of absolute happiness is an illusion. and in order to be a happy man you always need to strive for something to go somewhere. you have a house. so you need it there, well, you need to paint it, you need to do landscaping there, you need to do something else . you have a child. so you want him to grow up as a good person, so that he has the knowledge that if a guy he must be

strong, he must be able to do a lot. and you want you to teach him something that you know yourself. if we talk about happiness, this, of course, is satisfaction in the fact that your children become the way you want, and you get something in life. that's what you you do, you get it.

inveterate tourists, as one say , the belarusian village cannot be confused with any other. why, you ask, because only belarusian villages have a soul and their own unique flavor, and some even keep a century-long history. we are in the village of vratsevichi, it was here that the man who wrote the history of our earth napoleon orda was born and spent the best years of his life . let's enjoy the beauty of this amazing place with you as soon as possible. alina is not a war. and this is a fashion project for culture. in the village vorotsevichi of the ivanovsky district of the brest region very carefully preserve the memory of a talented fellow countryman in the creative, whose heritage, in addition to watercolors, graphic works

, more than twenty musical compositions. music of the 18th and 19th centuries sounded and continues to sound here, and centuries-old linden trees fill with a charming aroma. all around, on the way to the village, you can meet the main symbol of belarus, the stork, and take colorful landscape photos. but the main asset of the village is the district museum complex named after napoleon orda. on its creation vorotsevichi. conducted since 2000 . the first art gallery was opened, which has about 1,100 museum exhibits placed in five halls. in the first and second halls, an exhibition, order open spaces are exhibited. it presents paintings painted on six prisoners held by the district museum complex; the third hall introduces the iconic figure of the polesye village, bloodworm, a member of the belarusian union of artists. yanka

romanovich in the fourth hall presented a thematic exhibition, an exposition of memory, burnt by the war, dedicated to the genocide of the belarusian people during the great patriotic war. the fifth exhibition hall is now hosting a personal exhibition of a native belarusian artist. ivanovsky district of anatoly morozyuk olga georgievna good afternoon, dobry in the village of vorotsevichi keep the memory of the famous fellow countryman, we are located in the district museum complex named after napoleon orda, it includes a museum , an art gallery and a recently restored estate. let's take a closer look at the art gallery, and each hall that is unique in its own way. this is the highlight of each of the halls of the picture gallery, generally founded in 2006. this is one of the first establishments to open. here we are in the art gallery named after

napoleon orda well, the highlight, of course , lies in each of our halls. each room has its own kind of calorie, its own warmth. the most important. and if there is feedback from visitors, of course, and we are very happy when it is, because feedback is really some kind of touch for of our work so that we move and do not freeze in place, do you feel the presence of napoleon orda himself in these walls , probably, yes, because when you come to work and especially when you open the museum of napoleon orda and not an art gallery, there really, the feeling is such that it’s as if this silence and such a little bit of such a chill, it seems that this is really something of the distant past and

it seems that now someone will descend from this wooden staircase into this beautiful clothes. i see that you are truly love your children. here. tell us what this museum complex is for you . you spend most of your time here and like any, probably, the mistress of the house. looks at the house in the same way you look here and, probably, even more, because more of the time you are here you want everything to be so comfortable beautiful soundly this year anniversary 215 years since the birth of napoleon orda tell me about such a significant event for cultural life. did you have events? yes, of course passed, well, unfortunately, we were not able to hold such a large-scale event due to the pandemic, but the biggest event is

really our pride of the district that we opened the doors of the manor house of napoleon orda in a significant year. the museum complex has become a highlight not only of the ivanovo region, but just before the 210th anniversary in april 2016 , the napoleon orda museum opened its halls for tourists, this is the second building on the territory of the complex, the exposition of which, like the paintings of the gallery , is located in five exhibition halls. first the hall acquaints visitors with the childhood of the artist, the composer, his family, ancestry and the opinion of the history of excavations in racivichi. here are unique documents confirming the horde's belonging to the ivanovo region, the second room is dedicated to the uprising of the 1830s and the french period in the life of the artist. in the third room. you will be able to see the work of napoleon orda book. copy of watercolor

drawings or photographs of music scores. there are also eight albums donated by the polish state. 200th anniversary of the artist, unfortunately the originals you will not see the works here, since they are all stored in warsaw. the fourth hall is also decorated with the works of napoleon orda. this is the first copy of the originals. paper of the 19th century . high quality equipment. here you will feel as close as possible to what the horde did. this hall is also intended for holding meetings of scientific and practical conferences, seminars, as well as solemn registrations of marriages in the fifth hall. you will witness time travel. it hosted an exhibition of the 19th century, visiting the 21st century of the grodno photo artist andrey yankovsky, who visited the places visited by orda himself

larisa georgievna good afternoon. good afternoon. tell us which paths led you to the napoleon orda regional museum complex, because i know that you are one of the first full-time employees. you know , thanks to fate, the most righteous road brought the museum complex here. i am a local resident who has lived all my life and worked for many years in schools. and suddenly i received an invitation to come to work in the opening regional museum complex, there was nothing else there was not a single building, not a single museum institution.