hmm well i have a question first. and it's me, your plant won't grow, then so we won't know what, uh, what to do with it. and like some mugs grow, then we do research and do our best to keep it from growing. exactly this. the main thing is that we take plants from natural habitats that grow there. this will not be an introduction, of course, yes, and that is, there will be no intervention. yes, from the side? no, it's great. well, sit down, please, well, firstly, i want to note that us, and there are more and more young researchers, which pleases more than 40 percent of us. scientists are younger than 40 years old and we haven't had anything like this for a long time. we had the aging of those involved in science. and now, on the contrary, there is a rejuvenation of the frame, and this is very good. uh, there are many ways to support

young scientists. and here we are with, last year, in my opinion, and in sirius in sochi, we discussed this at a forum of young scientists and worked out. uh, the corresponding miro support. eh, it's um. this is a lot of different directions, including, of course, not providing young housing for young researchers. uh, we have, as you know, probably a whole system of guarantors. and support through this one through these grants. why are they completely different levels? well, of course, the main funds go, probably, according to the relevant funds and through the president, there , uh, competition commissions take place. uh, means, uh selection of relevant projects. that's why the direction you need to go, and i mean,

it's the importance, which is the importance of the topic that you are dealing with. uh, of course i'll have it and i will prompt my colleagues in such a way that you will already have additional opportunities for the implementation of your project, of course. he is very needed. i have no doubts about it. the main thing is only to, well, not to harm anything, i repeat, so that it does not grow to its size. this happens. you know for sure yes? we don't know what to do with it, no, it's not a joke, really, uh, but if that's all , yes, a good high professional level, then, of course, in the highest degree in demand, i recommend that you turn to these elements of the guarantee support from your side. i will try to support you. thank you uh-huh it happened to us vladimir vladimirovich in the twentieth year in kamchatka when this very one of the langelization began to eat

oxygen, and we had red tides here in kamchatka and as a result now with the created climate and ocean research center. we are doing research, among other things, to monitor how it does not grow or still grows conditionally here, yes, in the kamchatka territory, therefore, my last one is not without foundation. well, if it's good apparently, we have such areas here, good people and scientists. this is what i hope. well, in kamchatka, too, good things have now become directly visible. all over the country are good, thank you very much. ah. we will then move on. eh, daria shpilenok, we often raise the topic here, which is logical in kamchatka, the conservation of the nature of a specially protected natural area. here are some of the most effective, and in the country and 2 years ago. uh, yuri petrovich trudnev created a school of environmentalists, uh, and a young girl is on his shoulders.

dasha shpilenok drags all this school, involves more and more in it and it works successfully even, please, have your word. thank you so much. katya hello vladimir vladimirovich, in fact, thanks to god, there are several shoulders and i would like to talk about projects and raise them. so it turned out two questions, if you will, and i am not only the leaders of the school, but also an employee of the koronodsky reserve. if you remember, maybe last year you and dmitry nikolayevich chernyshenko, and you just discussed for him this is generally the valley of the general. here then on in fact, this story is very much touched not only. on our team, but also on every inhabitant of the peninsula, precisely because in the valley of geysers, as in all territories subordinated to kronotsky, a very well-thought-out infrastructure for showing nature has been created. these are trails. these are viewing platforms. last but not least, toilets , this informational lighting, and so on. at the same time, within a radius of literally 60 km from the city, there are a lot of unique natural objects where this does not exist

and never has been, and that is where thousands come people of this people, residents, peninsulas and guests, and now in general kamchatka is experiencing a rebellious, we are building hotels. you probably know about the terminal of the new airport, yes, which is planned, that 1.5 million people a year will receive, but nevertheless, it is clear that most of the people who arrive at this terminal will live in these hotels. they drive then here for the sake of nature, but the objects are shown at the moment. now we are not ready for this, and at the school of environmentalists, among other areas, we teach strange volunteers to us and on protected areas help. we have several projects at the facilities i am talking about, but this, of course, is simply negligible and public and private investment, because now