2000, all of which were named world heritage sites from the year 2000 onwards. unesco promote science, education and culture. that's why every year it's select natural and cultural heritage sites that have extraordinary universal value. heritage that should be preserved for present and future generations. the monastic island of asia now in lake constant southern germany was declared a world heritage site in 2000. the origins of the islands monastery go back to the 8th century. in 724, st. peerman founded the monastery. it would become an important religious, cultural, and political center of medieval europe. ah, 3 romanesque churches have stood the test of time. the saint peter and paul church, the triple nave de minister of saint mary, and mark and the saint george church. ah, ah, we fly on to the hoof area to see that. so that hind coal mine industrial complex, innocent. ah, once the largest and most modern coal mining plant, it was an operation for a total of 135 years ah, protected as a historic site. the industrial complex is now a space for cultural production. ah, the plants very own swimming pool is a symbol for the structural changes that o

petersburg dedicated to the issues of environmental management and conservation of the world natural heritagethe st. deputy prime minister oleksandr novalog among the main ones, the preservation of biodiversity on the planet, the reduction of the technogenic load. reasonable consumption of raw materials the plenipotentiary representative of the federation council under the government, a senator, took part in the forum. dmitry vasilenko, the most important event takes place at the site of the mining university, it has already become a good tradition, but nevertheless, the event is neuro key at the end of 2022. this is a big forum. this is a lot of specialists , professionals, scientists, politicians from different ministries and departments. and the presence of, uh, fifty countries emphasizes the importance of this event, uh, the iranian delegation she numerous. these are about 14 people who came to work at the sites of the mining university in order to develop a concept in order to exchange views in order to take part in the discussion at the plenary session and in order to maximize cooperati

the building, which will determine what is really happening today with this house of the world natural heritage. on the basis of the mining university there are a lot of specialists. arrived professionals scientists politicians. best practices environmental responsibility. this is a concern. not just states. each of us who lives on the planet, who works and who works, especially in the city, was more than a sector of problematic issues, effective solutions, and this year 84 regions have submitted applications. 83 participates and we note the double excess of our plans and the national project for safe and high-quality roads. at what pace is the implementation of a large-scale program, the new road provides drivers with additional exits from city ​​district, bypassing the railway crossing, the development of the construction industry in the face of sanctions pressure, the construction of new housing and the program for the modernization of public utilities in the russian regions, the upper house held a meeting of the council on housing and communal services and promoting the development of the h

indicator of the volume of bypass housing, the nature of use and the conservation of the world natural heritageresults of the international forum, which was held in st. petersburg on the basis of the mining university this is a great forum. this is a lot of specialists. professional scientists and politicians came to exchange experience on best practices and environmental responsibility. this is a concern. not just a state. each of us who lives on the planet, who works and works, especially in city ​​of the former sector. the council of legislators and one of the key events in the work of the russian parliament, senators gathered in the federation council. deputies representatives of regional legislative assemblies federal ministers mayors and governors on the agenda the most important issues of solving national problems necessary for the development of the country, as well as determining the main directions for the development of federal regional legislation parliamentary control over the implementation of decisions made and, of course, support for people, the central theme, socio-economic dev

it will be held next week in kazan to discuss issues of protection of the world cultural and natural heritaget the forty-fifth session of the world heritage committees, which unesco planned to hold in our country at the organization’s headquarters in paris, the dates were constantly shifted by western countries and did try to accuse russia of the international summit and did not come to meet dr. doperchan from romania today in the minority. take your attention to the long-standing historical good-neighborly relations between we and russia, i am very calm, positive and optimistic, because the world will eventually change and cooperation in mutual interests will be full-fledged, because people need it. we want to show and have invited all friendly countries to visit us here, st. petersburg and kazan. well, not that this is our answer, but also well, so to speak. this is the only one of its kind. uh, well, a grandiose event dedicated to the fiftieth anniversary of the convention of the seventy-second year the convention on the protection of the world cultural and natural heritage is a key docume

international cooperation in all areas, including in matters of preserving the cultural and natural heritageour planet. confirmation of this in tatarstan organized an international forum on the fiftieth anniversary of the unesco convention on the protection of the world cultural natural heritage in kazan brought together hundreds of leading foreign and russian experts. representatives of the scientific community and religious children are our rich. star heritage is another confirmation of the thesis that, despite the different yura, we are one and we are together today with prayer in their mosque and temples. we stand up to defend our country, and no matter how our enemies seek to sow national and religious enmity. they won't succeed yet. we never give up the faith and traditional values. here is respect for all peoples and cultures of the unesco yangjin in russia for the first time. the forum takes place in the conditions of the russian winter, but in my heart i feel the warmth of spring. much has been said today about the fact that the culture of restoring the protection of monuments is ou

held next week in kazan, where they will discuss issues of protecting the world cultural and natural heritage and should have raised it at the fifth session of the unesco world heritage committees, which was planned to be held in our country this summer, but at the organization’s headquarters in paris, the deadlines were constantly shifted, and western countries even tried to accuse russia of disrupting dr. do berchanu from romania, as a result, one of the few europeans who was not afraid to come. consider old historical good neighborly relations between romania and russia i am very calm, positive and optimistic , because the world will eventually change and cooperation in mutual interests will be full, because people need it. we want to show and have invited all friendly countries to visit us. here, st. petersburg and in kazan e. well, not that this is our answer, but well, so to speak. this is the only one of its kind. uh, grandiose events dedicated to the fiftieth anniversary of the convention of the seventy-second year convention for the protection of the world cultural and natural herita

petersburg today opened a conference on the nature of the use and conservation of the world natural heritageys and the participants will exchange experience in implementing technologies that minimize the impact of various enterprises on the environment and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. the conference was attended by delegations from 70 countries, politicians, scientists, managers of energy and mining enterprises . we have never compared prices for osago and bought a policy in the same insurance company, do not overpay, draw up a policy on sravni and save up to 5,500 rubles. after all, the price of osago is different. if insurance, then compare choose better is the price. you just cut anything for 18 months and no interest installment card halva is acutely relevant. buy ham under cherkizovsky play in the application, win a wagon of prizes and the main prize car magnet will be lucky on new year's eve sberbank presents a loan with the lowest rate over the past 10 years from four and a half percent. get a loan from sberbank and return one and a half percent of the rate with bonuses. thank you

there are now more than $1150.00 world cultural and natural heritage sites. listen by unesco. iran alone has a particularly high number of cultural heritage sites. 24. not only is not shad johannes square and is for hon. one of the largest and most beautiful sites in the world. it's also a tourist magnet. but these sites came on to political 5 in 2019. often a rainy in general was assassinated by the u. s. military. then president donald trump threatened to attack sites. important for a rainy and cold shut in case of retaliation and winter, there was an unusual from it. those statements put him on the same level as the taliban. and i asked, in particular ones, which has been very destructive in recent years as element extra on williams. this rhetoric approves this method as an element of warfare. and that's why we want the destruction of cultural heritage recognized as a war. climate for brush is and as school does more, that means that the u. n. and the international court can become resources to protect cultural heritage sites and prosecute crimes against th

there are now more than 1150 world cultural and natural heritage sites listed by units go around alone. has a particularly high number of cultural heritage sites. 24. not only is not shad johannes square and is for hon. one of the largest and most beautiful sites in the world. it's also a tourist magnet. but these sites came on to political 5 in 2019. often a rainy in general was assassinated by the u. s. military. then president donald trump threatened to attack sites. important for a rainy and cold shut in case of retaliation. granger little should unusual roommate, low statements put him on the same level as the taliban. and i asked, in particular, once which has been very destructive in recent years as element extra on williams, this rhetoric approves this method as an element of warfare. and that's why we want the destruction of cultural heritage recognized as a war crime for bush is. and as school does, man, that means that the u. n. and the international court can become resources to protect cultural heritage site and prosecute crimes against them as crimes against humanity. tha

a conference on nature management and conservation of the world natural heritage has opened today ine held for 3 days, its participants will exchange experience in implementing technologies that minimize the impact of various enterprises on the environment and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, delegations from 70 countries of politics, scientists, managers of energy and mining enterprises came to the conference. in moscow , the winners of the all-russian competition of literary works for people with visual impairment were awarded for 3 months from the participants, almost 160 applications from fifty-five regions were received, their works were evaluated by well-known cultural figures, among which actor sergei bezrukov, theater critic and rector of gitis grigory zaslavsky, as well as singer diana gurtskaya, were awarded braille displays as the winner. the contest showed that talent and desire to do something important and useful knows no bounds. 92 years old is the oldest member 18 years old is the youngest member and that's great, because you strive to do something important good. fir

because as i said i, it's impossible to, to remove crate from the russian will as it's, it's natural heritage. i wanted to ask you, janice, i made you think that statement by the head of the ukraine security services. i mean could be an example of, of, well, i guess people in power in ukraine unwilling to restore peace. i mean you've had pollutant just about once a month for the past most of the year. now st rusher is ready to reach the negotiating table and have talks washington and zelinski keep saying no, and now you have this ukrainian official talking about essentially what many a calling an escalation, janice? yup, that's exactly this reciprocation and i, it's gale booth just just said and reminded that the russian c, as he sees, oh, great as a brother of the nation as a member of the family. and of course these, what this statement was in order to, to provoke the escalation forward. so did great guys meet its own rules and this is a very big escalation actually. well, well what, why we, when we put it through the right comics and oh, and when you hear this from the state high state off

century ago, a convention was adopted in paris for the protection of the world cultural and natural heritagender the guidance of unesco it has received the widest recognition in the world and is still one of the most effective international acts. it was decided to hold the international forum for the anniversary of the convention here in the republic of tatarstan, where the cultural and spiritual heritage is honored and carefully preserved. ancestral world heritage sites. unesco in the republic of tatarstan are unique not only in terms of their historical value, they are a unique evidence of the interaction of the orthodox and muslim traditions. she glorified her native, alpine village to the whole world; collections of her poems have been translated from avar and russian into dozens of languages. in dagestan, the 90th anniversary of the birth of aliyeva is celebrated, therefore the publicist is a prose writer. she wrote eternal values ​​about love for her loved ones and her native land. today, her poems are taught by heart , read aloud, and adults and children of the sarka magomedov visited

the caucasian state nature reserve is included in the unesco world heritage list.largest representative of wild artiodactyls in russia, the weight of an adult male can reach a ton. these animals prefer a solitary lifestyle. the original inhabitant of the forests of the caucasus caucasian bison completely disappeared in the late twenties of the last century. only thanks to human activity, it was possible to save bison on our planet, hybrids were brought to the caucasian reserve. caucasian and belovezhskaya bison with bison in recent years, the number of bison is again threatened by the danger of poachers. they are hunted even on the territory of the reserve. flowers in the mountain meadows of the caucasus are of various types and shades, and we know many of them as a garden plant hazel grouse. meeting with a bear in the caucasus, often four species of brown bears live here at once, syrian brown bears are distinguished by a lighter color and relatively small size in spring, bears can be seen in the valleys, where the snow melts earlier. then they move to alpine meado

territory of the pechora ilyichsky reserve, virgin forests of which unesco classifies as world natural heritagensatiable offspring. the babies are already 5 weeks old. their eyes were opened. they look forward to what their mother will bring them this time. this time the rudd was not lucky. the european mink has long been an object of fur trade, although its fur was considered less valuable. what, for example. sable or marten fur today mink is bred in captivity for fur production. they easily adapt to life in cages and to artificial food. sometimes the prey eludes mink, there's nothing to be done five kids will have to be content with one fish. beneath the roots of a huge fallen tree , the wolverine is one of the few animals that shows extreme aggression towards humans even after several generations of life in captivity. the little kuksha is spying on wolverine, apparently hoping to visit the hiding place in the absence of the hostess. wolverine eats everything strong sharp teeth help her cope with any, even the most solid food. she can digest even crushed bones. female mink all the time in mot

heritage protection efforts in light of the russian invasion. and one of our graduates today, hayden bassett, who works at the virginia of natural history leads, the cultural heritage monitoring lab in partnership with the smithsonian. he and his team monitor by satellite meet some 28,000 cultural sites in ukraine and incorporate with the state department document potential war crimes related to cultural damage and destruction. all of this that's capsule history. sorry for taking so but it's important to know that story all of this is what brings together today. cultural gives us as human beings as people of particular nations and communities a sense of identity gives us a sense of our history. it provides touchstones for learning about the past. it provides knowledge and hopefully some wisdom to live in the present. and it provides a source of strength and resilience, enabling us to overcome and build, sometimes rebuild our future in light of so and so many increasing to cultural heritage. we need to increase our capabilities. you you are the founding and inaugural class of monuments officers, men and women. and you are the foundation of that eff

heritage protection efforts in light of the russian invasion. and one of our graduates today, captain hayden basset, who works at the virginia museum of natural history, leads the cultural heritage lab at the smithsonian. in his team, minute by safari light some 28,000 cultural sites in ukraine. and the cooperation with the state department, document potential war crimes related to cultural damage and destruction. all of, this that's capsule history, sorry for taking so time, it's important to know that story. all of this is what brings them together today. cultural heritage, it gives us as human beings, as people of particular nations, and communities, a sense of identity. it gives us a sense of history. the provides touchdowns about learning about the past. it provides knowledge, and hopefully some wisdom in the president, and it provides hopefully some strength and resilience enabling us to overcome trails and build, sometimes rebuild, our future. in light of so many, so many increasing threats to cultural heritage, we need to increase our capabilities. you, you are the founding inaugural class of monuments officers. men and women, and you are the

outstanding achievements and unique contemporary projects aimed at preserving the natural, historical and cultural heritagerom 27 countries of the world became applicants for the prestigious award this year. today, congratulations on the anniversary are received by the legendary erudite anatoly wasserman by the age of fourteen . he knew by heart almost the entire 15 ton encyclopedic reference book dedicated to mechanical engineering. now we have a state duma deputy and for the sake of a new job. he had to slightly change the image and, most importantly, abandon his famous vest. anastasia litvinova met with the hero of the day. anyone who believes that he has a lot of books at home, it seems that anatoly wasserman simply was not at home anatoly alexandrovich and how many books you have with all the blockages on the floor of about 100 m cannot be calculated. how many units since the length of the floor, i know, it’s easier for me to count exactly in meters. here every room feels like in a reading room. libraries. only card file. wasserman does not have a phenomenal memory, so he remembers exactly where she i

territory of the pechora ilyichsky reserve, virgin forests of which unesco classifies as world natural heritageery agile in the water, they can easily catch fish weighing up to a kilogram. this time the rudd was out of luck. the european mink has long been an object of fur trade. although fur was considered less valuable. what, for example. sable or marten fur today mink is bred in captivity for fur production. they easily adapt to life in artificial food cages. sometimes booty slips away from the mink, nothing can be done five kids will have to be content with one fish. under the roots of a huge fallen tree , the wolverine has set up a food warehouse, this is one of the few animals that shows extreme aggression towards humans even after several generations of life in captivity. the little kuksha is spying on wolverine, apparently hoping to visit her hiding place in the absence of the mistress. wolverine eats everything strong sharp teeth help her cope with any, even the most solid food. she is can digest even crushed bones. the female mink is always on the move and takes care of the hungry off

. >> david burton heritage foundation, natural gas and petroleum are feedstocks for fertilizer and fertilizert of having productive agriculture. strikes me in the developing world that less policy would act on fertilizer or will result tens of million of more deaths as a result of radical price increases in the rest of the world. i was wondering if you have done some work or familiar with work seeking to quantify how many millions of people will die because of the left-wing policies? >> i don't have the actual number on that although i know things like the food organization is warning about it and it showing an increase not only from the lockdowns but food scarcity which are not attributing the cost to, as i mentioned one of the causes is a net-zero goal of nitrogen fertilizer which creates nitrogen oxide and one of the dangerous potent cleanup gases. the problem with that they're not only going after co2 which one of the government report says will regulate carbon monoxide asbestos but now this was scientific american the nitrogen fertilizer and the fact that reading the meat is it's me eati

. >> david burton, heritage foundation. natural gas and petroleum are restocks fertilizer is a vital element to having productive agricultural so it strikes me that in the developing world, the less policy and their tax on fertilizer or will result in tens of millions and potentially more deaths as a result of famine and radical price increases. i was wondering if you have done some work or are familiar with work seeking to quantify how many millions of people will die because of these left-wing policies? >> i don't have an actual number on that although i s know that even things like the un food organizations warning is showing an increase not only from the lockdown but just this food scarcity which they're aunot attributing a cost to. one of the causes is next zero goal of going against nitrogen fertilizer which creates nitrogen oxide with their planning is one of those greenhouse gases are not only going after co2 with one of the reports said carbon dioxide which humans exhale as asbestos but this was in scientific american, the

. >> david burton heritage foundation. natural gas and petroleum are feed stock for fertilizer and fertilizer is an element for productive agriculture. so it strikes me in the developing world, the less policies and tax on fertilizer will result in tens of millions and potentially more deaths as a result of famine and radical price increases in the rest of the world. i was wondering if you have done some work or are familiar with work seeking to quantify how many millions of people will die because of these left wing policies? >> do you want to take that? >> i don't have an actual number on that, but i know that things like the u.s. food organizations warning about and showing an increase not only from the result of the lockdowns, but they're not attributing to cause to. one of the causes is the net zero goal going against nitrogen fertilizer and potent greenhouse gases. they're one of the reports were the carbon dioxide as human exail, as best toes, the nitrogen fertilizer, and eating all of this meat, is creating a human pee pro

david burton the heritage foundation, natural gas and petroleum feedstocks for fertilizer and fertilizers are a vital element to having productive agriculture. so it strikes me that in the developing world, the left policies and their tax on fertilizer or will result in tens of millions and potentially deaths as a result of famine. radical price increases in, the rest of the world. i was wondering, you have done some work or familiar with work seeking to quantify how many millions of people will die because of these wing policies? yeah, i don't have actual number on that, although i know that even things like the un food organization's warning about it's showing an increase not only from the result of the lockdowns but just this food scarcity, which they're not really attributing a cause to. as i mentioned, one of the causes is this net zero goal of going against nitrogen fertilizer, which creates nitrogen oxide, which they claiming is one of the most dangerous, potent greenhouse gases. the problem that is, they're not only going now after co2, which one of these uk government reports act

was turned back russia is multifaceted unique cultures traditions beauty of nature and spiritual and moral values. peoples heritageain goal of the project is to show young residents all the diversity of our country. i am in the sugar republic and boundless small towns, steppes and majestic mountains of work came from all 89 regions of the country. children from the donetsk people's republic tell the story of their motherland this year, they sent a record number of applications from there, children from the luhansk people's republic of the kherson and zaporozhye regions also took part, some teams tried to shoot their video postcards. even despite the fact that it is unsafe for our settlements and they managed to exchange video postcards about their regions, they came up with v yakutia, but now every corner of russia knows about it when we came up with it. we wanted children from different regions of our country to learn more about each other through this competition, to learn more about the regions of the country . in total, almost 2,500 works on the topic pride of my region were submitted to the competition. today

natural features on the stairs. history still boasts a rich archaeological heritage.his refers to the number of officially registered archeological monuments identified, 143 of them seven settlements in the hall of archeology, where today about 270 exhibits are stored, there is a collection of stone axes , unique even for the republic. commonwealth and the russian empire. therefore, here you can see the genealogical a tree of a princely family, household items, portraits of weapons old photographs show the former appearance of the mankovichi estate. among the exhibits that attract the most attention. this old table with wooden legs miraculously survived an artifact from the palace. but this table clock standing next to the mantel clock is not. no, they even call, mysticism has not started, they say, museum workers here assure that this exhibit is practically not touched. except when? in addition to watches, among the most interesting exhibits of the collection of ancient cold and firearms, as well as photographs of david gorodok of the 1920s, taken by a local photogra

there was a crossroads of trade routes here, in order to protect the heritage of unesco and its visitors from natural, the country's authorities built a dam on the most likely path of water into the canyon, and then installed an alarm with sirens that notifies people of danger, however, completely close the problem seems not to work. and the latest right-wing news. you can find out around the clock in our telegram channel 10 duty unit, and program releases are always available on the media platform, look in the application or on the site look.ru tatyana petrova was with you see you soon. accustomed to watching videos stopped working , install, open, watch russian channels and all movie series and cartoons and documentaries. typical ukraine program we talk about what made ukraine the way we are today we know a typical and, of course, a peculiar one. that's what we're interested in. we hope it's interesting. and you sometimes have time by accident or like mine sometimes. i see your programs, they are very convincing and deep. for which i want to tell you separately. thank you . we'll take care of this.

there was a crossroads of trade routes, in order to protect the heritage of unesco and its visitors from naturaluntry's authorities built a dam on the most likely path of water into the canyon, and then installed an alarm system with sirens that notifies people of danger, however, it is apparently impossible to completely close the problem. and the latest right-wing news. you can find out around the clock in our telegram channel vesti duty, and the releases of the program are always available on the media platform, watch in the application or on the website look.ru tatyana petrova was with you see you soon. this is a great information evening. we continue to acquaint you with today's agenda. he drank live and told the truth, the founder of a private military company, mozart , told everything he thinks about ukrainian society and the kiev authorities and the war, for which foreign mercenaries are fighting and dying, recruited by kiev, paid by the west , fascists on the couch who throw fakes in runet. now well-known russian hackers have opened the soshnikov base. why are there so many fakes in the

nature, these are his islands. (cyril christensen) chiloé has over 60 churches, 16 of which have been declared world heritage by unesco when the spanish arrived to the island, there was no metal on the island, so churches were actually built without nails. wood is the most abundant natural resource on the island. we have a beautiful native forest with more than 20 different species, used by the chilotes from building boats, to building a church, to building their homes. actually, most of the houses here in chiloé are wooden houses. chiloé's most iconic image is the houses by the sea, with long legs by the water. and the chilotes being so close to the sea, it was kind of: "the closer they could be to the water, the better." (sophie fouron) barbara, you live here. you're chilote. (barbara elmudesi) i'm chilote, yes. i graduated from high school and i had to go to santiago for college, and then i went to the united states for my master's degree. - and you came back. you actually came back. - i came back, and i'm happy i did. - barbara, we can't talk about chiloé without talking about the palafitos. - so palafitos are sti

natural features. history can still boast of the richest archaeological heritage.mber of identified archeological monuments, officially registered 143 of them, seven settlements in the hall of archeology, where today about 270 exhibits are stored, there is a collection of stone axes, unique even for the republic a solid part of the exposition is devoted, of course , to the radivilov era, to that very magnate influential family on the territory of the former commonwealth and the russian empire. that is why here you can see the genealogical tree of the princely family, objects and household items, portraits of weapons. old photographs show the former appearance of the malenkovichi manor. among the exhibits that attract the most attention. this old table with wooden legs miraculously survived an artifact from the palace. but this table clock standing next to the mantel clock is not. no, not even they call, mysticism has not started, they say, museum workers here assure that this exhibit is practically not touched. is that when the dust drives? in addition to watches,

natural features of the hang. history can still boast of the richest archaeological heritage.e number of identified archeological monuments officially registered 143 seven of them are settlements in the archeology hall, where about 270 exhibits are stored today . that is why here you can see the genealogical tree of the princely family, objects and household items, portraits of weapons, old photographs show the former appearance of the mankovichi estate. among the exhibits that attract the most attention. here is this old table with wooden legs miraculously, a surviving artifact from the palace. but this table clock standing next to the mantel clock is not. no, yes, the mystic has not started ringing, they say, museum workers here assure that this exhibit is practically not touched. is that when it will pour out? in addition to watches, among the most interesting exhibits are the collection of ancient cold steel and firearms, as well as photographs of david gorodok in the 1920s, taken by a local photographer in the exposition of the historical hall one can trace a whole millen