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Girls rally, 22 May 2014, Dushanbe
In honor of the International Day for Biological Diversity in the Committee on Women and Family Affairs under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan on the initiative of the "Zan va Zamin" was Gathering of girls under the slogan "We save the biological and cultural diversity of our country!". Read more -> |
Mulkon Celebration of the International Day for Biological Diversity and United Nations Decade on Biodiversity - 2011-2020 in the remote village Mulkon
As part of the on-going project "Conservation of bio-cultural diversity - the path to sustainable development" in the pilot school №12 of the remote village Mulkon of Baljuvan district republic of Tajikistan, NGO
Zan va Zamin organised the celebration of the International Day for Biological Diversity in honour of the Decade on Biodiversity - 2011-2020.
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Hochidara and Shakhidon Events in honour of the United Nations 2011-2020 Decade on Biodiversity of the in distant villages in mountainous Tajikistan. Summer school camp on Biological Diversity
Public organization
Zan va Zamin in honor of the 2011-2020 – United Nations Decade on Biodiversity, organized two summer camps for school children in July 2014 entitled "Operating bio cultural diversity of their region". The event was held in the most remote, inaccessible villages in the country - in high school №21 of Hochidara village of "Dashtichum" Jamat in Shuroabad district and school №9 of Shakhidon village of "Sarikhosor" Jamat in Baljuvon district. The main purpose of summer camps is developing a sense of respect for the nature area, their culture and traditions among schoolchildren.
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Joint expedition of scientists and NGO-s along the routes of N.I. Vavilova to the Pamirs collecting of plant Genetic Resources
It is well known that the great scientist, Academician N.I. Vavilov at the beginning of the last century has repeatedly visited Tajikistan, organized an expedition to explore the rich cultural flora and collection of the Pamirs. Finding of cultivated plants in the Pamirs have surpassed all Vavilov’s expectations.
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