Chukotka is a land where the spirit of the past is very strong. You can go there to learn the legends of sea hunters, feed the elusive inhabitants of the tundra, find a new name for yourself and listen to how the blizzard howls with its chilling voice. When the world is changing rapidly, only at the end of the world will you be able to find something truly worthwhile — it will open only to those who are ready to seek beauty in the middle of the icy desert.

Ethnocultural tourism in Chukotka

It’s quiet in the tundra

There are people who work in environmental crisis areas. These are the most valuable and at the same time natural areas of high danger. One of such organizations, Sakhalin Environmental Watch, has been protecting the ecosystem of Russia’s largest island for 25 years. The hero of this article will tell you what it’s like out there — at the end of the world.

Ecologists about their work on Sakhalin

That what we have — we shall preserve

Have you ever met a woman who fights off poachers, regularly meets bears, and works in a ranger station that can only be reached by helicopter? Our hero is exactly such a rare bird. She has been protecting nature reserves for 20 years and now will tell you how to meet nature humanly.

Secrets of the forest from the Far North to the shores of Lake Baikal

Woman among the animals

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Ethnocultural tourism in Chukotka

Ecologists about their work on Sakhalin

Secrets of the forest from the Far North to the shores of Lake Baikal