Semehin Anatoly / TASS / Net-FIlm

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Environmental protection.1970s 1970s Buzuluk forest century-old wall of a flat and high village.growing pine the state is showing great support.the pearl of the Orenburg region the pearl of Orenburg the country's most valuable forest area.nursery nature Job vegetation pine forest surprisingly flat pine forest behind Forestry Department "Buz.The forest fauna is diverse and rich in l.a century-old wall of level and high pine forest occupying the dune sands of the Borovka River valley The state shows great concern for the protection and increase of the wealth of the Buzuluk pine forest and the reproduction of game animals and birds the country's most valuable forest area in the Borovka River valley The amazingly flat pine forest covers an area of over one hundred thousand hectares Forestry Department "Buzuluk Bor"The forest fauna is diverse and rich in elks, beavers and birds

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Forestry Department "Buzuluk Bor"

June 1978. USSR. Orenburg Region. Forestry foreman Klavdiya Pushkarskaya and students of the Koltubanovsky school forestry Oleg Filatov, Oleg Laptev, Aleksandr Dyakonov and Viktor Gorokhov (from left to right) during work in the pine nursery of the Buzuluksky Bor Forestry Administration. The exact date of the photo is unknown. Anatoly Semekhin/TASS

Location:	USSR, Orenburg region
Photo:	№190757
Date of shooting:	06.30.1978
Authors:	Semehin Anatoly

Keywords

Environmental protection.1970s 1970s Buzuluk forest century-old wall of a flat and high village.growing pine the state is showing great support.the pearl of the Orenburg region the pearl of Orenburg the country's most valuable forest area.nursery nature Job vegetation pine forest surprisingly flat pine forest behind Forestry Department "Buz.The forest fauna is diverse and rich in l.a century-old wall of level and high pine forest occupying the dune sands of the Borovka River valley The state shows great concern for the protection and increase of the wealth of the Buzuluk pine forest and the reproduction of game animals and birds the country's most valuable forest area in the Borovka River valley The amazingly flat pine forest covers an area of over one hundred thousand hectares Forestry Department "Buzuluk Bor"The forest fauna is diverse and rich in elks, beavers and birds

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