lake reserve is 23 thousands of hectares of a unique landscape that belarusian foresters preserve in their unique form, a special ecosystem of 16 mirror lakes mosaic canvas of forests, the diversity of which amounts to hundreds of plant species, no less colorful world of animals and birds. that's so quite natural, you can drive through the area and see a herd of bison, and the locals. imagine, in the morning you open the window, and you have a bison there and they say that even in the barn they are not embarrassed to come in, let's go even closer even closer. and this is a normal picture of the world for 486 individuals of the european bison live in these places on the territory of the republican varshavsky lake reserve, and this is only 30 km from grodno, the local population, by the way, is the third largest in the number of bison in our country. she is back and looking at us. look, a came back to see if she turned around to see if the bison turned around, oh they looked at us again and are not a public person, the maximum result of this meeting was not a single bison, and not a si

with the lake secondary school, because the children directly live here in our village and the lake reserveren from the lakes very often participate in what -some actions to clean up the territory and make some birdhouses houses for birds. i worked in reserves, as if coming to school i want something with me bring. that is, let's say so, imbued with this spirit of ecology, that is, it is important that children understand this, we are trying to instill in children. this is not only in words, but also in deeds. cozy, so it's important to pay attention. in the manufacture of bird houses, this is not a one-time action. it has already become a tradition with us, especially during the spring period, at the lessons of labor, children learn and make them, at the same time they do good things for nature. the ozyory reserve is actively working with various educational institutions. which, for example, as grozny state university named after yanka kupala, students do practical work with us, collect various materials, which they later use in their studies. many people work for us after studying at this

and interesting way, it also differs in shape and size in depth from all the lakes that are on the territory of the reserveake beloe is the richest in fish. these waters are also inhabited by crucian carp, roach, perch, fish are allowed with us without payment, therefore, a favorite place for fishing, the lake reserve is a pearl, but at the same time, it is such an unstable ecosystem, therefore necessary. to carry out various activities are the same recreation centers of the sanatorium, which are located on the banks. not so long ago you did a lot of research and fortune work. e, lake biosystems, beloye in cooperation with scientists, we developed and installed a system of oil-free traps that limit the ingress of oil products. it also additionally captures substances containing nitrogen and phosphorus, which also negatively affects the water system, the vegetation of blue-green algae increases, which reduces transparency and in connection with this , the overgrowth of reservoirs occurs faster. in addition to lakes , there are also swamps on our territory. a classic example of a raised bog, and if you under

for schoolchildren with schoolchildren from the ozyorsk schools of other schools that visit the lake reservego, as we say in the field to study animals , summer camps will be held summer schools to study animals and plants and the reserve, we prepare them for this such territories, as reserves, they are the models on which i believe and need to teach our children about the natural environment. excuse me, but many children nowadays, they represent what is swamp. they think that this is just a quagmire that has become and failed. and when they really see the beauty. so different types of these ecosystems, then the worldview is completely changing, because we have a very beautiful country there, therefore, we have something to be proud of. and we need to teach our children to love and appreciate what we have. place unknown since childhood. i mean, i was born here. until it started working. in the reserves, then for me it was like closed. book. for now. it slowly opens up, opens up everything from a new side. it was a very surprising discovery. this is exactly the system of lakes, how it interac

the lake reserve is 23,000 hectares of a unique landscape, which the belarusian foresters preserve theirform, special, ecosystem of 16 mirror lakes mosaic canvas of forests, the diversity of which there are hundreds of species of plants and no less colorful world of animals and birds. that's so quite natural, you can drive through the area and see a herd of bison, and the locals . imagine, in the morning you open the window, and you have a bison there and they say, even in the barn they are not shy to come in. let's go even closer than closer even closer. and this is a normal picture of the world for these places on the territory of the republican landscape, the reserve and lakes are inhabited by 486 individuals of the european bison, and this is only 30 km from grodno, the local population, by the way, the third largest bison in our country oh oh, she's back and looking at us. look, a came back to see if she turned around to see if the bison turned around, they looked at us again and left not a public figure as a result of this meeting, not a single bison, and not a single presenter was

lake, and not just admire it, but make it beautiful. and one more type of excursion in the ozyory landscape reserve is a type of excursion. the water. you you can take a boat ride on the white lake. and not only along the white lake, since our lakes are connected by various rivers. well , at least we can go through three reservoirs oh three in one or even five in one, many of the sixteen lakes of the reserve also communicate with each other forming a real necklace and consolidated pearls. as they often say here, all this heritage turns out to be in the altai glacier. he passed here recently about a couple of tens of thousands of years ago, leaving behind him ridges of hills and clear lakes. and this a real escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. here, as nowhere else, you understand to love yours. it's so simple , so beautiful. a wonderful trip, but nevertheless we return to our studio and continue to wake up. and we share useful and interesting information with you. so this is the third season of the sports and cultural festival. as a result, krok yes to olympus continues already in the grodno region on june 16-17

unique and interesting, it also differs in shape and size in depth from all the lakes that are on the territory of the reserver fishing. to carry out all the various activities are the same recreation centers of the sanatorium that are located on the banks. not so long ago you did a lot of research and fortune work. uh, the biosystems of the lake is white. in cooperation with scientists, we developed and installed a system of oil-free traps that limit the ingress of oil products. she also additionally captures and substances containing nitrogen and phosphorus, which also negatively affects the water system, the vegetation of blue-green algae increases, which reduce transparency, with this, the overgrowth of reservoirs occurs faster. we also have swamps on our territory. having a little understanding of biology, in principle, it is immediately clear that this is a horse riding, and not some other, because mainly pine trees grow here. birch can also grow on raised bogs, but, and the most distinctive such feature, these are various isphago mosses. this is a pillow that does not allow moisture to evaporate from t

lake, and not just admire it, but make it beautiful. and one more type of excursion in the ozyory landscape reserve is a type of excursion. on the surface of the water. you can ride a boat on the white lake and not only on the white lake, since our lakes are connected by different rivers. well, at least we can go through three reservoirs about three in one or even five in one, many of the sixteen lakes of the reserve also communicate with each other forming real water pearl necklace. as they often say here, all this heritage turns out to be in the altai glacier. he passed here recently about a couple of tens of thousands of years ago, leaving behind him ridges of hills and clear lakes. and this is a real escape from the bustle of the city. here, as nowhere else, you understand to love yours. it's so simple, so beautiful. where the step of belarus is a little, i am dear , where is the scooter, i feel, there rabin will be skulking about. let him have mercy on you, that on the gate detailed chants about with a willow that for the gate i scoop up cartridges from the chants of the earth. as a result, the holy water of the crime

be easy. owens lake 9th reserves that made it less dependent on energy impuls. about 80 percent of its electricity is produced from comb, about $80000.00 minus depends on the industry. europe is grand ridge from co. it power the industrial revolution. the e u is increasing. the phasing out co called mines are being converted into a theme parks and open and museums punch in poland, germany and romania coal mining continues. fields far as so nathan entire villages are being destroyed for it. the, the car and geo political tri seuss, and soaring energy costs, slope set to delay, europe's cold phase on tomkins, the but the, you doesn't do the need to reconsider how it produces energy. it also needs to take a hop, low good consumption, who exactly uses energy and how much the in europe, the rich is 10 percent image 6 times as much c o 2 per person as the poorest, 50 percent. this energy and the quantity is often ignored by policymakers. yet there are many people who access to energy is still a luxury bottom lanka, and boy co even oscar live with that family in easter

the trip to the republican lake landscape reserve takes place on an express railroad on a unique handcarl be one of the brightest of your travels. judge for yourself at least 188 species of terrestrial animals are registered within the boundaries of the reserve. here you can also see the symbol of belarus bison. summer is a great opportunity to join a healthy lifestyle, especially since belarus will host the second games of the cis countries minsk borisov brest vitebsk gomel grodno zhlobin mogilev molodechno orsha soligorsk, these cities will host the best athletes in their categories. more than six thousand people are expected to participate, including about four thousand, directly participants 90 coaches 800 judges - this is a great holiday for all residents of our country. i invite you to become parts and be active in the stands. it was all news. today nastya kravchenko was with you bye-bye. how does the fire element turn into art? secrets, myths and legends the atmosphere of medieval culture and the theater of fire unforgettable emotions await you at the grandiose festival near the c

the berezinsky reserve has a history, but it is recorded by local ethnographers so interesting, and the legend of belief that they they really believed that you could live in the lepel lakeand through the canal system it sails to the territory of the reserve. there is such a village. volovo mountain. and here comes to this village along the canals a special ceremony. the wedding was believed that if a young couple did not to treat smoke, and how did they treat this to dishes? and, of course, moonshine, that if she does not treat, then family life will be bad. and if you give a treat, he could. they will favor them and contribute to a good life, so they went out to the gateway, which is on the canal of the gross mountain, and treated the smog, so this is really recorded by the nugraphs. what is considered cultural property? yes, not material, but she is a legend. and here she is the connection. bereninsky biosphere reserve could festival of mythology the festival was opened by a colorful carnival procession with mythological characters. here is the owner of the swamps, the grandfather of the swamp, his unusual wife, the kikimora. werewolf human werewolf troublemaker playf

new at 11 lake tahoe's truckee river rafting won't be taking reservations this summer. cord snowpack melting in the sierra has filled lake tahoe and its surrounding rivers to a point where it's just too dangerous to go rafting . the company says waters on the truckee river are swift and littered with debris from recent fires and the reservoirs downstream are already full from snowmelt. it advises people to avoid floating in tahoe's rivers this summer. and the city of santa rosa says this year's wildfire season officially starts on monday. residents are asked to take protective measures and keep their emergency plans up to date. annual safety inspections to ensure weeds and grasses are kept trim will also begin june 5th. fire officials say regrowth is likely given this winter's rain and residents should keep an eye on grasses that could pose a potential fire hazard later this season. with that, we turn it over to chief meteorologist bill martin. bill. yeah all right, mike, we're heading for the weekend now. tomorrow, friday. and it looks warmer. temperatures today were a

lake tahoe's, truckee river rafting will not be taking reservations this summer. ing in the sierra has filed lake filled lake tahoe and its surrounding rivers to a point where it is too dangerous to go rafting. the company says water is on the truckee river are swift. they're also littered with debris from recent fires and the reservoirs downstream are also full from the snowmelt. they're advising people to avoid floating in tahoe's rivers this summer, santa rosa says this year's wildfires fire season begins monday. residents are asked to take protective measures and keep their emergency plans up to date. that includes annual safety inspections to ensure any weeds and grasses are kept trim. they want people to keep an eye on growing grasses that could potentially pose a fire hazard later in the season when they dry out. all right. 550 is your time. let's check on the roads with sal castaneda is finally starting to see some light. so how's it looking? yeah, you know, it looks good. andre and pam. good morning to you. we don't have a lot going on. we do have a couple

lake tahoe's truckee river rafting won't be taking reservations this summer. snow melting in the sierras filled lake tahoe and its surrounding rivers to a point where it's just too dangerous to go rafting. the company says water is on the truckee river are swift and littered with debris from recent fires and the reservoirs downstream are already full from snowmelt. it's advising people to avoid floating in tahoe's rivers this summer. well, a deadly rampage across the south bay. the wild crime scene involving stolen cars, hit and runs and deadly stabbings. three people dead, one person behind bars for life in milpitas. plus nannies and childcare workers on edge after some of them are being targeted by thieves. now, what some are now doing to protect themselves and the children around them. and wildfire season kicks off in several bay area cities have cal fires preparing for the worst but hoping for the best. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. 759 is your time. welcome to mornings on two. i'm andre senior. i'm gasia mikaelian. it is friday, june se

the altai biosphere reserve is one of the largest in russia, it stretches along the entire teletskoye lakehe shores, which is located the bulk of the cordons, there are nine of them , very difficult to access, where one or two families of foresters live. and there are people like cordon ticket here, the inhabitants are a little larger, but it’s possible to get here only in the summer, and although belinskaya terrace, the warmest place in western siberia , where during the summer not only apples ripen, but even a walnut lake has a special microclimate. here was a complete calm and in an hour a real storm wave can rise, and then only ask altyn-kul to let you go to the shore, when you are trying to explain the most reverent or sacred. tongue-tied attacks because it can only be felt and when people are here. i say the most important thing is that you will take away from here. you will take away your feelings. the state of delight is impossible, this is impossible to capture in a photograph. here is this breath breath of the soul, when did you breathe here? i say save this breath when you go an

lake, and even as it grows, it increases. in probably a diameter of up to five meters. the local biological reservesky near the village itself acquired the status of a reserve in 2011, completely untouched nature here. and if you think about it, the volume of the reserve, the area is 1690 hectares, this is meadows, these are these bushes. this is the chokeberry, which people plant somewhere and buy these sprouts, but it all took root here by itself. i'm tired of remembering my childhood. here everywhere there was water completely here orekhovo and such a swampy area after with the grandmother of cows, there were a lot of cows and to get through well drive away somewhere. in order not to go from the herd, it was necessary to wade through these bumps. here they stayed jumping in rubber boots. it was very difficult to jump over as a child, because the small boots were knee-high. but you need to run to that cow and wrap it up , and the task is necessary, because the grandmother is old, and my brother and i are younger. well, these hummocks remained. there were no chokeberries. here and now there is pre

well, lake tahoe's truckee river rafting will not take reservations this summer. lting in our sierra has filled lake tahoe and it's surrounding rivers to a point where it's just too dangerous to go rafting down the truckee. the company says waters on the truckee river are swift and littered with debris from recent fires and the reservoirs, reservoirs downstream are already full from snowmelt. it advises people to avoid floating at tahoe rivers this summer, and that is just part of life going down the truckee truckee river rafting company. they're in what , tahoe city? that's that's a shame. but lord knows we need the water. well, we do. and it can be too much of a good thing. and safety is an issue. there are certain areas i know in zion, the very famous narrows hike can also be shut down because the water comes down and just becomes too dangerous. and so we need this thing. but it is a lot of this good thing. rosemary, you're right. you're right. yes. and still quite a bit of snow up there to melt upwards of about 50, 55in or so was 58 just earlier in the week . s

tenth year of life and only 4% of the flowers give seeds in this valley of the scientist lake in the laplansky reservethis is a record for the region beyond the arctic circle local biologists, each flower is recorded and we check whether the number increases or decreases, in our case it increases at a level , that is, stability is stable. so far, yes. better things are with may lily of the valley. that the species has fully recovered and now it is not in danger. recently, this was announced, and in the vladimir region after 2008 , the population of maisky's lilies of the valley began to increase, they stopped tearing them it was in the forest that scientists decided to admire the lily of the valley maysky has the right to leave the red book of the vladimir region, but out of habit, here, lily of the valley still no one picks, only admires. an interesting flower , it is, as it were, long-awaited. and suddenly, like the first love, it also quickly fades away. only the memory of lilies of the valley remains. now it is possible throughout the country, except for moscow and udmurtia, the plants have not ye

reserve. i am proud to represent the great lakes maritime academy and i addressed the cadets at their graduation ceremony. qua a deaths can receive up to $32,000 over four years to offset the cost of tuition and other education expenses. current law prohibits candidates older than 25 years of age from participating in the program. this is despite the fact that americans between the age of 18-42 can currently join the navy reserve and state maritime academies are seeking to enroll veterans and servicemembers many of whom who are older than age 25. s.467 amends the student incentive payment program to align the age requirements for enlisting or commissioning the united states navy reserve. this is a good bipartisan bill that will support the great work done by our state maritime academies and help fill critical national security vacancies. i urge all members to support the bill. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. >> i yield myself such time as i may consume. i would like to join my colleague and rise in su

reserve many weeks in advance. july 8 invites you to take part in the holidays kupala dream on the lake smoothly.rs with mythological characters kupala rituals divination games riding a raft searching for a fern branch jumping over a fire. in general, everything as it should be on ivan kupala will be there. well, now our correspondent natalya khomich will tell you how fashionable it is to relax in children's camps right now. school holidays are associated with relaxation. well modern teenagers strive as much as possible to become independent earlier, including financially, a summer camp is an opportunity to have a great time and earn extra money. i decided to enroll in the camp, yes, and the rest to get personal experience for the knowledge of some work money - it's always good, because i'm going to buy my mom a gift. i have a birthday soon. that's why i got a job this month. well, in favor of bringing clean young people can work on the base. schools also set a list of organizations that provide jobs to teenagers. agricultural enterprises zhreo zelenstroy forestries and enterprises of moisture tr

lake huron. under the high plains, the ogallala reaches out for 175,000 square miles from the texas panhandle to south dakota. the wooden windmill pumps used by the early settlers made little impression on the massive reserves of water which lay underneath their farms. but after world war ii, they adopted better drilling technology and high-tech irrigation systems. soon, a new, industrial-scale agriculture, was turning the lands of the dust bowl into america's breadbasket. but it all depended on the ogallala, and water was now being extracted from the aquifer faster than it could be replaced. by the 1950's, some of the survivors of the dust bowl we turning into millionaire landowners. it was boom time for america. the birth of rock and roll. nineteen cent hamburgers in the drive-in diner. modern life moving so fast that even a reservoir the size of lake huron couldn't keep up with the demand. almost a third of the ogallala's water has already gone, most of what's left will disappear in the space of a lifetime. the farmers of the high plains are looking down the barrel of a new dust bowl. [mike] we are in yuma county and yuma county is probably the most irrigated county in colorado. the heart of the industri

reserve many weeks ahead. july 8 invites you to take part in the holidays kupala dream on the lake. with mythological characters, kupala rites of the game, fortune-telling, riding on a raft, searching, and the very fern of the cage, because where would jumping over the fire attack without it. that's it, and there it will be. naturally organized for ivan kupala, you perform such rituals every time for each ivan. when will i see her, but not yet. in general , i see the goal go to it. well, look, look for jan well , now he will tell you how it is fashionable to relax in children's camps now. talia khomich school holidays are associated with relaxation, but modern teenagers strive to become independent as early as possible, including financially, a summer camp is an opportunity to have a great time and earn extra money. i decided to enroll in a holiday camp for a first hand experience for knowing some money to work - that's always good because i'm going to buy my mom a present. she has a birthday soon. that's why i got a job for this month to work not boring about the benefit we bring w

reserve and the main stream. e , the resettlement is from that side , the bear is most often found in our lakes due to the fact that mushrooms and berries in the forest across a vast territory inhabited by predators and ungulates. and this is sometimes dozens of square kilometers lie a large number of highways, and therefore in some periods of the year it is quite difficult to avoid meeting animals on the road, which is why drivers warn in such a situation. better slow down. in no case should you use sound and light signals and let the animal hide in peace. in more often, one more rule of animals is not to feed bure bears love treats, therefore a one-time treat comes out closer to people. it can disrupt the feeding behavior of the clubfoot, and he will even more often approach crowded places. it is better not to feed anything, because the bear is an unpredictable animal. he is now normally normal after some 5 minutes without any emotions. this is not a wolf, not a tiger that can growl to show its aggression. there are no emotions here. no, e is sharp. a lunge with a paw and a person does not even expect it can get

reservation. they were selling lands to people would come and buy lake lots and they put an end to that.and now i understand that the menominee have given the landowners that are sitting on their land. i think they had leases and they said that they were ending all of those leases and that and they were they were not going to renew them. so this is all going to be back to menominee land. so menominee territory so i was really happy to hear that, but also that they stopped terminating other reservations too. and you know, with the land return in oklahoma, that was really great to to hear about that. but i think the first we talked about this, the first land return was when they returned it to herb with the coast guard station and put it in our name. you know, it was an herb. had to find a tribe to take ownership of that land so it could be in tribal status and we went to all of the tribes and and wisconsin asking them to take ownership or take the title for that land down there. and nobody wanted to do it. and so finally, the last tribe they went to were the pottawattamie and asked them i