The leading asset of Glubokoye joined the campaign
On April 2, a special excitement reigned in the Glubokoye Dendrological Park. The leading staff of the district, headed by the Chairman of the District Executive Committee Petr Belus and the Chairman of the District Council of Deputies Vera Telitsa, took part in the republican public campaign "Forest! Good! Order!". This initiative, organized by the Ministry of Forestry of Belarus, united thousands of concerned residents of the country around a common noble goal – the preservation and enhancement of forest resources.
The dendrological park, managed by the Glubokoye Experimental Forestry, was not chosen as the venue for the campaign by chance. It is a true gem of the district that requires constant care. Welcoming the attendees, the director of the forestry, Alexander Syropyatko, spoke about the objectives of the event and with particular warmth introduced the youngest participants – the pupils of the preschool forestry "RostOK" from the Ozertsy kindergarten. The children were eagerly preparing to contribute to the common cause.
The Chairman of the District Executive Committee, Petr Belus, addressed the participants. He emphasized that such campaigns are not just about cleaning up the territory, but an important contribution to the future. "Nature conservation is our shared responsibility to future generations. Today, we are not only making our region cleaner, but also setting an example for the younger generation, teaching them to love and appreciate their native land," noted the head of the district.
In turn, the Chairman of the District Council of Deputies, Vera Telitsa, focused on the importance of unity in good deeds. "When we come together – representatives of the authorities, employees of enterprises, children – to solve a common task, it strengthens our society. Such events foster not only ecological culture but also a sense of cohesion and pride in our small homeland," she said.
Since the day before, April 1, Belarus celebrated Bird Day, the campaign began with a symbolic and kind act. Adults and children together walked along the recently created ecological trail to the stop called "Bird Forest". Here, they hung birdhouses, made by caring hands, on the trees.
Pyotr Belus and Vera Telitsa, helping the little ones, wished them that their hearts would always remain as kind and open, that they would grow into true defenders of nature and joyfully listen to the singing of birds in new houses. To conclude this touching moment, the district leaders presented the young ecologists with memorable souvenirs, which will remind them of their participation in an important and useful cause.
After that, the participants returned to the entrance of the dendropark, where a tractor with a trailer was already waiting for them. The task was simple, but necessary – to remove dry fallen branches. The work began with enthusiasm and coordination. It turned out there were quite a few deadwood trees, and every pair of hands was needed.
Elena Dailidenok, a master at the Glubokskoye forestry, said that the forestry workers carry out such clean-ups annually, but this time the help was especially valuable. "When there are so many helpers, the work goes faster, and the result is pleasing to the eye. Thanks to joint efforts, our park becomes well-groomed, clean, and free of clutter. This allows us not only to preserve its beauty but also to ensure fire safety," she shared.
The "Forest! Kindness! Order!" campaign in Glubokoye once again proved that caring for nature is something that unites everyone. Such events not only help to put things in order but also leave each participant with a sense of satisfaction and faith that, through joint efforts, we can make our common home – Belarus – even greener and more beautiful.
The dendrological park, managed by the Glubokoye Experimental Forestry, was not chosen as the venue for the campaign by chance. It is a true gem of the district that requires constant care. Welcoming the attendees, the director of the forestry, Alexander Syropyatko, spoke about the objectives of the event and with particular warmth introduced the youngest participants – the pupils of the preschool forestry "RostOK" from the Ozertsy kindergarten. The children were eagerly preparing to contribute to the common cause.
The Chairman of the District Executive Committee, Petr Belus, addressed the participants. He emphasized that such campaigns are not just about cleaning up the territory, but an important contribution to the future. "Nature conservation is our shared responsibility to future generations. Today, we are not only making our region cleaner, but also setting an example for the younger generation, teaching them to love and appreciate their native land," noted the head of the district.
In turn, the Chairman of the District Council of Deputies, Vera Telitsa, focused on the importance of unity in good deeds. "When we come together – representatives of the authorities, employees of enterprises, children – to solve a common task, it strengthens our society. Such events foster not only ecological culture but also a sense of cohesion and pride in our small homeland," she said.
Since the day before, April 1, Belarus celebrated Bird Day, the campaign began with a symbolic and kind act. Adults and children together walked along the recently created ecological trail to the stop called "Bird Forest". Here, they hung birdhouses, made by caring hands, on the trees.
Pyotr Belus and Vera Telitsa, helping the little ones, wished them that their hearts would always remain as kind and open, that they would grow into true defenders of nature and joyfully listen to the singing of birds in new houses. To conclude this touching moment, the district leaders presented the young ecologists with memorable souvenirs, which will remind them of their participation in an important and useful cause.
After that, the participants returned to the entrance of the dendropark, where a tractor with a trailer was already waiting for them. The task was simple, but necessary – to remove dry fallen branches. The work began with enthusiasm and coordination. It turned out there were quite a few deadwood trees, and every pair of hands was needed.
Elena Dailidenok, a master at the Glubokskoye forestry, said that the forestry workers carry out such clean-ups annually, but this time the help was especially valuable. "When there are so many helpers, the work goes faster, and the result is pleasing to the eye. Thanks to joint efforts, our park becomes well-groomed, clean, and free of clutter. This allows us not only to preserve its beauty but also to ensure fire safety," she shared.
The "Forest! Kindness! Order!" campaign in Glubokoye once again proved that caring for nature is something that unites everyone. Such events not only help to put things in order but also leave each participant with a sense of satisfaction and faith that, through joint efforts, we can make our common home – Belarus – even greener and more beautiful.