Combined business approach, NPO, SPNA for MARIA GRACHEVA resolving issues of ecological education, Head of the En+ Group sustainable maintenance of biodiversity and development of development programs ecotourism in using the example of En+, IRINA SANNIKOVA the Strana Zapovednaya National Foundation and Head of Strana Zapovednaya National federal SPNA Foundation En+ Group: Top-Level Structure

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Metals Energy Coal Mining Logistics

Coking and thermal Ports, railroads Aluminium Electricity Ferromolybdenum and freight forwarding

48% 100% Five coking & thermal coal assets 100% Reserves exceed 4 bn tonnes

The largest aluminium The largest independent A leading ferromolybdenum Producer in the world HPP producer in the world New coal deposits and iron ore player

Nickel Nuclear power Iron ore / Copper

28% 59% Chinea project

Iron and copper ore reserves – c. 1bn tonnes The largest nickel producer in the world

New mining projects Downstream - Established Businesses 100% Rare earths, rare metals, - New Businesses bischofite - En+ Group ownership, % KraMZ, DOZAKL Strategic partnerships in respective divisions

Negotiations are in progress with strategic Asian investors

2 Business strategy of the En+ Group

3 o Developing Asian countries will continue to be the En+ Group businesses share a core

dynamic leaders in world GDP growth geographic base and a common target market in Greater Asia o and the Far East regions beneficially situated

to meet Asian demand:

V Availability of energy and substantial reserves of natural resources are turning Siberia into the

economic growth driver not only for Russia, but

also for other Asia -Pacific markets

V Geographic location makes Siberia the natural

bridge between Russia and Asian economies

V Construction of power bridges between Siberia and China will unlock the outstanding energy potential

of Siberia given growing Chinese power demand

V Already expanding transport logistics to be enhanced and further exploited for trade o Cross-border infrastructure development ongoing o En+ Group focused on an integrated program of En+ Group’s position as a natural bridge provides Siberian and Far East development to match Natural compelling rationale for an enhancing strategic Resource wealth with industrial demand partnership with a leading regionally influential counterparty En+ Group Sustainable Development

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KEY EN+ GROUP SUSTAINABLE En+ Group Vision: DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME AREAS

Engineering and technical Business orientated on the long term Aim – to involve school pupils and students in creating robots and to form must realize its responsibility to a new engineering elite in Russia society and do everything possible to

Nature protection reduce the negative impact on the Projects to protect the environment and maintain biodiversity environment today and in the future.

Artistic Support for culture and art, reveal the potential of talented young people

Educational Support for leading Eastern Siberia higher educational institutions, new opportunities for talented students

Environmental and economic Development of the economy of mono- cities in Eastern Siberia, promotion of small and medium-sized businesses Strana Zapovednaya National Foundation

5 o Strana Zapovednaya National Foundation is a Strana Zapovednaya socio-ecological project founded in 1999 and National Foundation orientated on supporting the system of state nature reserves of Russia by strengthening the symbiosis between society, state and business. o The Foundation concentrates primarily on practical assistance to Protected Areas(PAs), including social support for their staff and assistance in scientific research, environmental, educational and protective activities. o 2016 — won the Top 100 Organisations of Russia contest in the Ecology and Environmental Management category (activities of non-governmental organisations). Partnership with the Strana Zapovednaya National Foundation

6 Partnership with the Strana Zapovednaya National Foundation o Support for programmes monitoring the o “Irbis – snow leopard” biodiversity of Protected Areas in the Aim : to study and maintain the population of Altai-Sayansk environmental region the snow leopard in Russia. The programme Aims : to maintain the biodiversity of the region has been in operation since 2010, alongside as a whole and rare specimens in particular, other programmes for studying animals in the maintain the integrity o the ecosystems and Red Book of the Russian Federation and other reduce human impact. specially important animals of Russia: the o Wild cats of Southern Siberia Amur (Ussurisk) tiger, beluga (white whale) Aims : to study and maintain the populations of and polar bear. rare wild cats in the south of Siberia (snow Projects implemented : leopard, manul and lynx), increase the Album “On the trail of the mysterious beast” effectiveness of nature protection measures on Photo-exhibition at the “Golden Tortoise” wild Protected Areas in Southern Siberia. nature festival 2017 – The year of Protected Areas in Russia

7 2017 – The year of Protected Areas in Russia

Aims: to popularise Russia’s nature reserve system, involve the regions in the environmental movement, develop the volunteer movement, involve young people in environmental programmes and ecological tourism. Partnership: implementation of joint projects on the basis of the current programmes of En+, the Strana Zapovednaya National Foundation and Volnoe Delo. Geographical coverage: 10 Protected Areas in , the Irkutsk Region, Territory, Krasnodar Territory, the Far East and the Nizhny Novgorod Region. Key projects

8 100 the Anniversary of Russia’s nature reserve system: key projects

1. “Nature Reserves – the Next Generation” - a series of summer and autumn ecology- orientated educational camps within the scope of the programme “New Generation School”. Scope in 2017: 1000 people, 10 regions of Russia Key projects

9 100 the Anniversary of Russia’s nature reserve system: key projects

2. “360 Minutes” – the main, all-Russia, environmental volunteer marathon for collecting rubbish and landscaping banks of major water bodies. Scope in 2017: 100 000 people, 10 regions of Russia Key projects

10 100 the Anniversary of Russia’s nature reserve system: key projects

3. “Rare Examples” – a series of popular science publications about animals and cultural and historical monuments, an electronic portal and mobile version with interactive maps, personal pages for the main characters of the books and possibility of checking your knowledge by means of an educational quest. 4. “Best in profession” – support for the country’s main professional competition. Provision of awards in 10 categories within the scope of the ultimate All-Russia Forum on specially protected natural areas. “Rare Examples”

11 “Rare Examples” project

The “Rare Examples” project, uniting hundreds of scientists and experts on ecology and environmental protection, tells about unique animals and cultural and historical monuments located in Russian nature reserves and national parks Aims: to popularise Russia’s nature reserve system, environmental and cultural education of children and adults. V Authoritative experts V Only verified data V Exclusive photos V Original design V Interactive version V Mobile App “Rare Examples”

12 “Rare Examples” electronic portal zapovedrussia.ru

video clip Prize drawing

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1) How does Przewalski’s horse escape from annoying flies?

А) It hides

B) It runs

C) It stands on open hilltops Prize drawing

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1) How does Przewalski’s horse escape from annoying flies?

А) It hides

B) It runs

C) It stands on open hilltops Prize drawing

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2) Which does not apply to a snow leopard.

А) Short tail

B) Inability to growl

C) Grey-white colouring Prize drawing

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2) Which does not apply to a snow leopard.

А) Short tail

B) Inability to growl

C) Grey-white colouring Prize drawing

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3) What distinguishes reindeer from other types of deer?

А) Both males and females have antlers

B) Specially constructed hooves

C) Good sense of smell Prize drawing

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3) What distinguishes reindeer from other types of deer?

А) Both males and females have antlers

B) Specially constructed hooves

C) Good sense of smell Prize drawing

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4) How much can the hair of an adult muskox weigh?

А) 6 Kg

B) 9 Kg

C) 16 Kg Prize drawing

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4) How much can the hair of an adult muskox weigh?

А) 6 Kg

B) 9 Kg

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5) Which of the following animals did not live alongside mammoths?

А) European bison

B) Przewalski’s horse

C) Reindeer Prize drawing

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5) Which of the following animals did not live alongside mammoths?

А) European bison

B) Przewalski’s horse

C) Reindeer Prize drawing

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6) How much fish can an adult Baikal seal eat in a day?

А) No more than 3 Kg

B) No more than 5 Kg

C) No less than 8 Kg Prize drawing

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6) How much fish can an adult Baikal seal eat in a day?

А) No more than 3 Kg

B) No more than 5 Kg

C) No less than 8 Kg Prize drawing

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7) How long can a beaver stay under water?

А) No more than 5 minutes

B) Up to 10 minutes

C) More than 10 minutes Prize drawing

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7) How long can a beaver stay under water?

А) No more than 5 minutes

B) Up to 10 minutes

C) More than 10 minutes Prize drawing

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8) How fast is a brown bear’s pulse when it is in hibernation?

А) 8 beats a minute

B) 30 beats a minute

C) 60 beats a minute Prize drawing

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8) How fast is a brown bear’s pulse when it is in hibernation?

А) 8 beats a minute

B) 30 beats a minute

C) 60 beats a minute Prize drawing

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9) What does the manul wild cat do when it senses danger?

А) It runs

B) It freezes

C) It attacks first Prize drawing

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9) What does the manul wild cat do when it senses danger?

А) It runs

B) It freezes

C) It attacks first Prize drawing

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10) What is the maximum length of a walrus’s body?

А) 2 m

B) 4 m

C) 6 m Prize drawing

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10) What is the maximum length of a walrus’s body?

А) 2 m

B) 4 m

C) 6 m “Nature Reserves – the Next Generation”

34 “Nature Reserves – the Next Generation”

This is an environmental education project in which

New Generation Schools work in tandem with the experience of the country’s best scientists; it is

included on the official list of Ministry of Natural

Resources and the Environment of the Russian Нужны фотки Federation measures celebrating the 100th

Anniversary of Russia’s nature reserve system.

Aims: to popularise Russia’s nature reserve system, environmental education of children and young

people.

Format: summer season of an educational camp on Baikal, series of year-round environmental-industrial

expeditions to Russian nature reserves and national

parks. “Nature Reserves – the Next Generation”

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“Nature Reserves – the Next Generation” Partners:

All the educational measures within the scope of the

“Nature Reserves – the Next Generation” project are conducted within SPNA with active participation by

personnel of the nature reserve system:

V Baikalsky Nature Reserve

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V Sayano-Shushensky Reserve

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V Sikhote-Alinsky Nature Reserve

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V Kavkazsky Nature Reserve

V Utrish Nature Reserve

V Kenozersky National Park “Nature Reserves – the Next Generation”

36 “Nature Reserves – the Next Generation” Programme:

2016 - 5 Environmental-industrial expeditions to the Stolby, Khakassia and Sayano-Shushensky Nature Reserves.

2017 - over 20 Environmental-industrial expeditions to 10 regions of Russia.

V Ecological paths V Educational quests V Excursions to production units V Scientific research Heart of Baikal environmental educational youth camp

37 “Heart of Baikal” environmental educational youth camp

Project launched: 2012 Partners: experts from environmental organisations and nature reserves of Siberia Format: environmental, energy and coal shifts every year Participants: school pupils from all over Siberia Focus: V the environment V leanproduction principles V teaching in English Heart of Baikal environmental educational youth camp

38 “Heart of Baikal” environmental educational youth camp. Results:

V 15 shifts V 1500 senior school pupils Environmental-production educational expeditions

39 Environmental-production educational expeditions

Project launched: 2012

Format: long-term educational games using quest technologies

Duration: 5-7 days

Aims: to popularise Russia’s nature reserve system, roll out the New Generation School innovative educational technologies, improve the current educational model and environmental education, maintain Russia’s biodiversity. Environmental-production educational expeditions

40 Environmental-production educational expeditions. Routes:

“From Stolby to the dam” “Sochi: from Krasnaya Polyana to Route : Stolby Nature Reserve, Kavkazsky Nature Reserve” Krasnoyarsk Metal Works, Krasnoyarsk HPP Route : Kavkazsky Nature Reserve, Sochi Airport “From Itkul to Mining Combine” Route : Khakassia nature Reserve, Mining “Arkhangelsk Region: from the Combine cosmodrome to Kenozer” Route : Kenozersky National Park, Plesetsk “Krasnoyarsk Territory: from cosmodrome to Sayano-Shushenskaya HPP” Route : village of Shushenskoye, Sayano- Shushensky Nature Reserve, Sayano- Shushenskaya HPP Partnership with CYF Vozrozhdeniye Zemli Sibirskoy (Revive Siberia)

41 Environmental Enterprise School

Partners : This is a powerful platform for creative V NP Siberian Methodological Agency for environmental business projects and training Territorial Development – Concept of young personnel for a special economic (Novosibirsk) zone of a tourism and recreation type at the V IROO Baikal Environmental Wave south of Baikal. V Administration of the Baikalsk Urban Aims : to develop the economy of thе Settlement Baikalsk area by diversifying it in V Biology and Soil Faculty of Irkutsk State consideration of environmental priorities, University. involving local young people in business activities. Target audience: school pupils, students of secondary specialised educational institutions of Baikalsk, working and non-working young people, new entrepreneurs, young workers of the Baikalsk pulp and paper combine, members of the Baikalsk Youth Club. Prize drawing

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1) For a long time, ecology was considered part of this science:

А) Biology

B) Philosophy

C) Chemistry Prize drawing

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1) For a long time, ecology was considered part of this science:

А) Biology

B) Philosophy

C) Chemistry Prize drawing

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2) Which of the following statements does not apply to the laws of ecology?

А) Nature knows best

B) The past determines the future

C) Nothing comes for free Prize drawing

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2) Which of the following statements does not apply to the laws of ecology?

А) Nature knows best

B) The past determines the future

C) Nothing comes for free Prize drawing

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3) How many nature reserves (Protected Areas) are there in Russia?

А) 49

B) 64

C) 103 Prize drawing

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3) How many nature reserves are there in Russia?

А) 49

B) 64

C) 103 Prize drawing

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4) How many national parks are there in Russia?

А) 49

B) 64

C) 103 Prize drawing

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4) How many national parks are there in Russia?

А) 49

B) 64

C) 103 Prize drawing

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5) How many federal nature reserves (Protected Areas) are there in Russia?

А) 49

B) 64

C) 103 Prize drawing

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5) How many federal nature reserves are there in Russia?

А) 49

B) 64

C) 103 Prize drawing

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6) What proportion of the total area of the Russian Federation consists of specially protected natural territories (Protected Areas)?

А) 3%

B) 11%

C) 19% Prize drawing

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6) What proportion of the total area of the Russian Federation consists of specially protected natural territories?

А) 3%

B) 11%

C) 19% Prize drawing

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7) What proportion of the total area of Russia is covered by forests?

А) 25%

B) 35%

C) 45% Prize drawing

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7) What proportion of the total area of Russia is covered by forests?

А) 25%

B) 35%

C) 45% Prize drawing

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8) What is the main focus of the events scheduled for the Year of Specially Protected Natural Territories?

А) Protection of forests

B) Protection of water resources

C) Waste management (50 out of 178) Prize drawing

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8) What is the main focus of the events scheduled for the Year of Specially Protected Natural Territories?

А) Protection of forests

B) Protection of water resources

C) Waste management (50 out of 178) Prize drawing

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9) Russian environmental specialists have recently been sounding the alarm: Spirogyra, detrimental green algae, are actively spreading on Baikal. Participants in the Environmental Business School are seeking ways to make a business out of this problem, developing more and more new projects for using Spirogyra. What have our businessmen still been unable to produce out of Spirogyra?

А) Medicines

B) Fertilisers

C) Designer paper Prize drawing

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9) Russian environmental specialists have recently been sounding the alarm: Spirogyra, detrimental green algae, are actively spreading on Baikal. Participants in the Environmental Business School are seeking ways to make a business out of this problem, developing more and more new projects for using Spirogyra. What have our businessmen still been unable to produce out of Spirogyra?

А) Medicines

B) Fertilisers

C) Designer paper Prize drawing

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10) What has lived longest in Baikal:

А) Seals

B) Sponges

C) Baikal oilfish Prize drawing

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10) What has lived longest in Baikal:

А) Seals

B) Sponges

C) Baikal oilfish Prize drawing

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11) How have those finishing the EBS (Environmental Enterprise School) developed honey production using their own hives?

А) A pottery workshop has been set up to make clay pots for honey

B) A hotel was leased for accommodating tourists visiting the hives

C) An agreement was concluded with a pharma company to supply dead bees for making medicines using bee toxin Prize drawing

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11) How have those finishing the EBS developed honey production using their own hives?

А) A pottery workshop has been set up to make clay pots for honey

B) A hotel was leased for accommodating tourists visiting the hives

C) An agreement was concluded with a pharma company to supply dead bees for making medicines using bee toxin Prize drawing

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12) From what have the Environmental Business School participants not tried to make oil?

А) Oak

B) Cedar

C) Briar Prize drawing

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12) From what have the Environmental Business School participants not tried to make oil?

А) Oak

B) Cedar

C) Briar Prize drawing

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13) What materials are used by the owners of the “Stained-Glass Workshop” (one of the winning EBS projects) as the raw materials for making the stained glass and souvenir products?

А) Well-known European brand stained glass

B) Stained glass from China

C) Glass bottles left by tourists on the shores of Baikal Prize drawing

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13) What materials are used by the owners of the “Stained-Glass Workshop” (one of the winning EBS projects) as the raw materials for making the stained glass and souvenir products?

А) Well-known European brand stained glass

B) Stained glass from China

C) Glass bottles left by tourists on the shores of Baikal Prize drawing

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14) What output produced by Baikal businessmen is sold under the trade name “Life without Waste”?

А) Books

B) Board games

C) Notepads of recycled paper Prize drawing

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14) What output produced by Baikal businessmen is sold under the trade name “Life without Waste”?

А) Books

B) Board games

C) Notepads of recycled paper “360 minutes”

71 “360 minutes” Main All-Russia Volunteer Marathon video clip “360 minutes”

72 “360 minutes”: how it evolved

The small steps concept 2016 – All-Russia Marathon What can you do in 360 minutes? Go to the o 4 regions: Irkutsk Region, Republic of cinema, go for a picnic or to a store. Or Khakassia, Primorsky and Krasnoyarsk perhaps also free the Earth of rubbish! Territories 2011 – first campaign to clear the o 10 000 volunteers, 20 events throughout shores of Baikal the summer o 1 region 2017 o 100 En+ staff, 500 sacks of rubbish o 10 regions o 100 000 volunteers “360 minutes”

73 All the rubbish collected is removed to a licence sites. “360 minutes”

74 Participants in “360 minutes” campaigns are issued equipment, branded jackets, baseball caps and rucksacks with ready snacks. “360 minutes”

75 “360 minutes”: who helps us

The project is being implemented with the support of the Ministry for Natural Resources and the Environment of the Russian Federation and the Russian Geographical Society. Partners : Oleg Deripaska’s Volnoe Delo Foundation, the Strana Zapovednaya National Foundation, Non-commercial Partnerships Bolshaya Baikalskaya Tropa and “Let’s Protect Baikal; Together”, Baikalsky nature Reserve, Khakasssky Nature Reserve, Stolby Nature Reserve and Sikhote-Alinsky Nature Reserve. Corporate volunteers : Eldorado, Boguchanskaya HPP, Nickel, RUSAL, Nestle Russia. Well-known participants : Kostya Tszyu, Vladislav Lisovets, BandEros Group, Maxim Pokrovskiy, Ilya Lagutenko, Glucoza. “360 minutes”

76 “360 minutes”: communications tools

V Website: www.360minutes.ru (www.360minutes.рф) V Report videos on the results of each season V Online broadcast Prize drawing

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THE MAIN PRIZE FREE TRIP TO BAIKAL LAKE Prize drawing

PRIZE DRAWING 1) Which of78 the following animals are not found in ?

А) seals

B) whales Answer three simple C) sturgeon questions about the world’s 2) How much of the world’s fresh water is in deepest lake and you can Lake Baikal? join Russia’s Main Volunteer А) 10% Environmental Marathon, B) 20% the central campaign of C) 30% which will take place on 10 September 2017 on Baikal. 3) When does Baikal fully freeze up? A) By March

B) By December

C) By January Partnership with NP “Let’s Protect Baikal Together”

79 Partnership with NP “Let’s Protect Baikal Together”

The “Baikal Together” promotion teams are another environmental education project being conducted on Baikal since 2012. During the day, the team members encourage tourists not to leave rubbish behind and, in the evening, they invite the holidaymakers to a concert. The entry ticket is a bag full of rubbish! Aim : to foster an environmental culture among children, young people and adults Participants: school pupils and students When : throughout the summer Duration : 3 days, 5 projects a year, about 30 promotion teams Geography : Lak Baikal’s Small Sea bays Partnership with NP “Let’s Protect Baikal Together”

80 Baikal Together promotion teams: results

o About 100 м³ of rubbish collected and removed

o Over 1 000 booklets “Let’s Protect Baikal Together” distributed

o Greater environmental awareness among promotion team participants (a valuable component of environmental culture) Partnership with the Bolshaya Baikalskaya Tropa

81 Partnership with the Bolshaya Baikalskaya Tropa Charitable Youth Movement

Bolshaya Baikalskaya Tropa is Russia’s first volunteer project to create environmental footpaths. Geography : Lake Baikal Aim : to develop environmental tourism in the Irkutsk Region, form safe hiking routes Participants : 500 volunteers from Russia and other countries every year Partnership with WWF RUSSIA

82 Comprehensive environmental and economic assessment of the development of hydro- power in the basin of the Amur River

Aim : to study the impact of existing and planned hydropower plants on the ecosystem, maintain the biodiversity and promote the socio-economic development of the region of the Amur River basin. Participants : specialists and experts from environmental organisations, personnel of Russia’s nature reserve system, scientific research institute, the Russian Academy of Sciences, etc.. Results : http://wwf.ru/resources/publ/book/1002 Result-effect

The En+ social policy consists of specific steps that comply with state priorities and demonstrate the 83 company’s integral approach to the tasks of Result-effect “ecologisation” of society. Each area of our work We are convinced that a long-term effect in reflects the ideas of concern for the environment: preserving the environment is possible only V through school education; through partnership: V through the ideas of effective civil patriotism in serving the family, school, local area, Russia as a whole and mankind in general; V Partnership between different V through the ideas of ecology of the spirit and business organizations. relations between people; V Between different social V through the ideas of ecology in the home and the structures. work place; V through a variety of formats and types of V Between different countries. partnership; V through the ideas of corporate volunteering. MARIA GRACHEVA Head of the En+ Group sustainable development programme THANK YOU! IRINA SANNIKOVA Head of Strana Zapovednaya National Foundation