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List of Participants LIST OF PARTICIPANTS in the Fourth edition of the International Competition „Karst under protection - gift for the future generations” ARMENIA Yerevan High school 198 Ayk Vasilyan Ana Akonyan David Sargasyan Karine Hachatryan AZERBAIJAN Baku Baku European Lyceum Abedi Zahra Me-Nargiz Valehli Alexandra Melnikova Mammedli Jahangir Tahirli Leyla Quliyev Akram Abdulayev Mazahir Teymur Babayev Elitist school Ilyyasa Efendieva Aydan Rizvan Leyla Musazade BELARUS Minsk Minsk secondary school №201 Andrey Bilyk Ulyana Naumenko Varvara Myakisheva Borisov, Minsk region Borisov Gymnasia№ 3 Students’ project (team) Yelena Harmak(teacher) BULGARIA Burgas GPNE „Goethe" Atanas Aleksandrov Iliya Mandadzhiev Nia Nencheva Dimitar Stoyanov Stoycho Dimitrov (teacher) Georgi Limonov Primary School "Alexander Georgiev - Kodjakafaliyata" Rumyana Ivanova Dobrich Natural Mathematical High School "Ivan Vazov" Bozhidar Zagorov Vedeli Garov Ivayla Mincheva Bozhidara Chaneva Isperih Profiled "Vassil Levski" High School Zuhal Kadir Gergina Stancheva Menekshen Shefket Sema Alieva Kindergarten "First June" Raya Ivanova Kyustendil Natural Mathematical High School "Prof. Emanuil Ivanov" Martin Kobachki Filip Chiflichki Lom Profiled high school "Naiden Gerov" Tsvetislava Kamenova Rumyana Dimitrova - Kamenova (teacher) Lom Municipality Municipal School Club "Ecology and Environmental Protection" Rakitovo Secondary school "St. Kliment Ohridski" Bilyana Baeva Gergana Govedarska Dodromira Zareva Daniel Terziev Ivaylo Naydov Kristiyan Deliev Galya Dimova (mentor) and Club Green Alternatives Ruse National School of Art l "Prof. Veselin Stoyanov" Aleksandar Birkov Bogomil Atanasov Kristiyan Zhelev Krisiyana Todorova Mihail Gavrilov Raya Stefanova Simona Marova Stilian Radev PGSAG "P. Penev " Vanesa Abrasheva Nikola Boshnakov Rostislav Lozanov Primary School "Ivan Vazov" Petya Dimitrova Samuil Secondary School "St. St. Cyril and Methodius" Mersin Ismel Sliven Dr. Ivan Seliminski School Simona Vasileva Smolyan Language School "Ivan Vazov" Emili Orelova Ivan Popov Yana Shopova Kalinka Atanasova (teacher) Elena Kostova (teacher) Sofia 22nd school “Georgi Rakovski Mariana Kostova Simona Strahilova Teodora Bisheva Primary School "Dr. Peter Beron" Georgi Savov 56 Secondary School "Prof. Konstantin Irechek" Nikola Gorchov 137 Secondary School „Angel Kanchev" Valentin Peychev Georgi Stoyanov Gergana Nikolova Erna Rashitsa Iva Kinovska Kristiana Stancheva Nikolay Penchev Petar Angelov Plamen Sabeva Simion Stoynov Simona Krasteva Simona Filipova Reneta Valkova (teacher) Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski, Faculty of Geology and Geography Simeon Nenkov Stara Zagora Second Primary School "Petko Rachov Slaveykov" Viktoriya Burova Primary School "Kiril Hristov" Adriana Marcheva Varna Primary School "St. St. Cyril and Methodius" Aleksiya Mandova Anet Koleva Antoniya Atanasova Darena Vasilenova Veselin Stoyanov Dilyana Zaharieva Doroteya Sergeeva Dzhastin Anastasov Dzhenika Yancheva Elens Tasheva Ema Eneva Emma Astrid Emre Aliosman Erika Kalrton Gabriela Arabova Geno Vasilev Georgi Iliev Irena Petrova Kris Nikolova Kristina Kirilova Madlena Todorova Melani Staneva Mira Dimitrova Mishel Yordanova Monika Vasileva Nevyana Penkova Nikol Hristova Raya Kaludova Samuil Stoykov Simion Belchev Simona Dyoch Tanya Kazakova Vanesa Ivanova Viktor Chavgov Viktor Valchev Viktoriya Emeva Viktoriya Vichkova Yoana Bogdanova Zornotsa Staneva Hriska Petrova (teacher and team) Private secondary school Dreamers Gergana Valeva Evdokiya Rubanovich Zhanet Zheleva Zahari Balev Luka Rubanovich Maksim Georgiev Melani Mincheva Nedko Yanev Plamena Zheleva Sofiya Hmelyova Todor Kostov Teya Georgieva Hritina Drumeva Yuri Tsvetkov Varna Trade High School Iveta Kostadinova Nataliya Gacheva Velingrad Secondary School "Vasil Levski" Aneliya Mavrova Viktoriya Kehayova David Popov Ivenna Filipova Margarita Raycheva Hristiyana Dimitrova Tsvetelina Glavcheva Tsetelina Kovacheva Vidin Secondary school "St.St. Cyril and Methodius" Aleksis Shtereva Diana Mitkova Velrko Tarnovo University of Veliko Tarnovo Beatris Boikova Vratsa Lidiya Hristova GERMANY Förderverein Deutsches Gipsmuseum und Karstwanderweg e.V. Sigrid Vogel Firouz Vladi INDONESIA Jakarta Elementary School - SMP Negeri 1 Cimahi Kisya Naura Syani Dihlan Head Of International NGO, Indonesia Ministry of Home Affairs Dra. Ir. Yuniat Irawati, Sp., MT. IRAN Zanjan University of Zanjan Reza Khoshraftar (asistant professor, physical geography-geomorphology) ITALY Palermo G. Pitrè elementary school Marko Vatalano (mentor and team of pupils) Bologna SPELEOLOGICA BOLOGNESE Sergio Orsini JAPAN Yamaguchi Yamaguchi Shiraishi junior high school Mayu Tateishi Keiichiro Nagaoka Mizuki Fujitomi Nanako Funabashi Yuka Wazaki Kaede Muraki Shiori Kimoto Koharu Noguchi Hina Suenaga Suzuho Harada Yuriko Mihara Yuika Mukai Nozomi Hayashi Tatuya Miyoshi Tomoka Muraki Yamaguchi University Mariko Tanaka Kimie Ienaga LITHUANIYA Birzai Vladas Jakudenas musik scool of Birzai, art department Arnas Ramanauskas Jikubas Mulokas Doroteja Stambrauskaite Markas Martinkenas Sofija Stambrauskaite Migle Valciulyte Smite Alonderyte Viava Varzinskaite Mante Simonaviciutee JustasVinciunas Migle Valciulyte GretaVenskute MONTENEGRO Herceg Novi Preschool organization OUR JOY"'NASA RADOST"" Ivana Nikolic Nikolija Zejak Petra Zejak Una Marceta Vladana Scepanovic Niksic Radko Zaric Elementary school Jaksa Canovic Lena Vuckovic Nikola Gogic Pljevlja Gimnazija ''Tanasije Pejatović'' Marija Đurović Podgorica Primary School “Dr Dragiša Ivanović” Jovana Damjanovic Pavle Obrenovic Katja Bujišić OŠ "Pavle Rovinski" Andrea Kalezić Sara Tomić Sofija Đukić Žabljak SMŠ,, 17. september’’ Deyan Ostoich POLAND Warszawa Prywatna szkola podstawowa im. Astrid Lindgren Dorota Kacprzak Karolina Korszen Emilia Bacior Nikole Fedrowicz Łódź XIII Liceum Ogólnokształcące im. Marii Piotrowiczowej Aleksander Dzwonnik Bilgoraj I Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace im. ONZ Wojciech Grum RUSSIA Moscow School 2009 Arina Strizhak Alyona Abalahina Denis Sergeevich Moscow area, Jhukovka School “President” Alexandra Kasyanova Ekaterina Vasileva Elizaveta Degermendzhi Mikhail Brodskiy Polina Lipanova Stepan Yamov Novokhopersk MEI ”Novokhoperskaya gymnasia №1”, Buyvalenko Victoria Turubarova Ksenia, Simferopol School-gymnasium, kindergarten №25 Aleksandra Panfilova Zelenogorsk «High School №164» Anna Tkacheva SOUTH KOREA Jeong Dong Boys High School Choi Min Jun Do Hyun Woo Go Tae Ho Ha Hyan Woo Hwang Jun Seo Hyun Dong Hun Jeang Gae To Jeong In Woo Jung Yu Bin Kim Hyo Seok Kim Shin Hu Ko Jong Hyeon Koo Min Gyu Lee Hyeon Woo Lee Ji Won Lee Jin Ha Lee Min Jae Lee Woo Hyeong Lee Jong Hyun Oh Ji Wook Park Jong Hyeon Seo Gwang Woo Son Won Gyu Song In Yong Woo Tae Kyung Seong-Bok high school Nayoung Kim The affiliated high school to Knue Jung Jin Seop Kang Chae Hyeon Park Seo Hyeon Yang A-Young .
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