Participants will collect photographic material about the inhabitants and natural attractions of the park, including mountain complexes, waterfalls, floodplain forests, spawning lakes, glaciers, and unique geological objects.
In the Polar Urals, a new stage of the environmental and educational project "Reserved Yamal" has started in the format of a photo expedition.
“In the center of attention is the specially protected natural area of regional significance, the Ingilor Natural Park. The park is located in the northern part of the Polar Urals and is named after a picturesque lake located in the mountains. "Ingilor" is translated from Nenets as "ice lake", - reported the portal of the government of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug.
During the expeditions, which will also take place in summer and autumn, it is planned to collect photographic material about the inhabitants and natural attractions of Ingilor, including mountain complexes, waterfalls, floodplain forests, spawning lakes, glaciers, and unique geological objects.
According to the district government, park employees are implementing a unique project to restore the population of musk oxen, the same age as mammoths - musk oxen. The Yamal musk ox nursery is recognized as the largest in the world. Today, on the territory of the natural park in the aviary complex contains more than 100 individuals of the musk bull, and more than 100 animals on free pasture, the report says.
“The Polar Urals is beautiful and unique in itself. He breaks the stereotype about the district as an endless tundra. "Ingilor" is especially interesting because it is a new regional project that has a huge environmental and at the same time tourism potential," said Nikolai Rybalka, a member of the expedition, quoted by the portal.
The result of the work of photographers, journalists, employees of the natural park and researchers will be a photo album and a video film about the Polar Urals, which will continue the series "Reserved Yamal".
The Zapovedny Yamal environmental education project has been implemented by Gazprom dobycha Yamburg since 2019. Its goal is the media promotion of specially protected natural areas of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug. Photo albums have already been published that tell about the Gydansky National Park and the Verkhne-Tazovsky State Nature Reserve. The publications were transferred to the libraries of all educational institutions of the district, public organizations, and authorities.
The Ministry of Regional Security of the Murmansk Region has developed a draft regulatory act that eases the possibilities of using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for photography and videography
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