In total, over three thousand volunteers from Russia, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Benin, Brazil, Bolivia, Bangladesh, Egypt, Congo and Mongolia took part in the expeditions of the project in 2022. Among the foreigners were mainly students studying in Russian universities in the specialized specialties of the environmental profile.
“Given the geography of the project and the composition of the participants, Clean Arctic can rightly be considered an international project. At the same time, the project has an educational function and often helps its participants with the choice of a profession related to ecology," the press service of the Clean Arctic quotes Elena Sharoikina, chairperson of the Commission on Ecology and Environment of the Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation.
“This synergy of real action and education is paying off: the pace is set and I am sure the project will continue to expand its boundaries and involve more and more volunteers in cleaning up the Arctic,” she added.
The celebration began with the All–Russian action "Museum Days on Amur" - museum workers from Kaliningrad to Chukotka gathered to share their experience
Every year, reindeer herders from the camps gather in villages to see their relatives and demonstrate their skills in traditional competitions for the northern peoples
Authorities in Norway's northernmost county, Finnmark, have put forward an unusual proposal. They have asked the European Commission to create a separate time zone that would add two hours to the day in the region
Applications for participation in the second All–Russian competition for the best trip "Far East - Land of Adventures" will begin in May, Deputy Prime Minister and Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Far Eastern Federal District Yuri Trutnev told reporters
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