Russia (bbabo.net), - The exhibition "Kamchatka: your incredible adventure" will open on February 4 at the Moskvarium Center for Oceanography and Marine Biology at VDNKh. This was reported in the Federal State Budgetary Institution "Kronotsky State Reserve".
- This is a big monthly environmental education project. It will show the beauty of the peninsula and the Commander Islands, bring together scientists, bloggers, eco-volunteers, travelers who will share interesting information about Kamchatka. An important role in the project is assigned to the story about the beautiful and vulnerable nature of the Kamchatka Territory, about the ways of its conservation and the principles of careful ecological tourism. That is why among the organizers of the project - Kronotsky State Reserve, Reserve "Komandorsky" them. S.V. Marakov and the natural park "Volcanoes of Kamchatka", - said the press secretary of the Kronotsky State Reserve Maria Vorontsova.
Three expositions will be presented within the framework of the project: an exhibition dedicated to one of the visiting cards of Kamchatka - the traditional dog sled race "Beringia", a photo story of the Kronotsky Reserve "Big and Vulnerable" about the life of marine animals of the peninsula - sea lions, whales, sea otters, and a selection of 3D- photo pictures "Reserved nature of Kamchatka". Photographs with the illusion of volume and movement depict volcanoes, geysers, as well as living symbols of the region - brown bears, foxes, salmon, wild reindeer.
- Every Saturday until March 5 inclusive, visitors will be able to participate in a rich program of lectures, film screenings, test their knowledge of Kamchatka in a quiz with Kamchatka souvenirs as prizes. The documentaries "Bears of Kamchatka. The Beginning of Life" and "Sockeye Salmon: Red Fish" - winners of Russian and foreign film festivals - will be shown. Both tapes are dedicated to the protected nature of Kamchatka, - director of the Kamchatka Exhibition and Tourist Center Alexander Zhuravlev shared his plans.
- We want the people of the country to see the beauty of the nature reserve of Kamchatka live, - added Roman Korchigin, Deputy Director for Science and Ecological Tourism of the Kronotsky State Reserve. - However, traveling to the peninsula is associated with stereotypes. Some people think that it is prohibitively expensive, others are sure that you shouldn’t be in nature reserves at all, others are used to “wild tourism” and do not understand how to organize a trip carefully for nature. Through lectures, films, interactive activities, we want to give the right knowledge and impressions that open the way to the knowledge of Kamchatka.
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