Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Save Nature Foundation
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On September 19, the Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation hosted its annual charity event, the Harvest Festival, filled with kindness and warmth.
This large-scale family event has become a tradition, bringing together dozens of young participants and their parents. The main goal of the "Harvest Festival" is to unite nature lovers, support the development of environmental awareness among young people, and raise public awareness of environmental conservation.
Every year, the event takes place in an atmosphere of joy, fun, and creativity. Children actively participate in the festive activities, interact with each other, try new activities, and learn more about Russia's natural environment.
The organizers prepared an extensive program, including a variety of creative workshops and educational activities. A food court was available on the festival grounds, and a petting zoo featuring a baby goat, a lamb, and poultry delighted the children. Guests were equally impressed by the attractions and picturesque photo zones, creating unforgettable memories of this wonderful family holiday.
Particular attention was paid to the workshops organized by the Attraction Center. Under the guidance of experienced teachers, the children learned to create works of art from natural materials. For example, they could make an autumn tree, arrange a bouquet of bright autumn flowers from maple leaves, sculpt a hedgehog from paper and natural materials, or design original packaging for sweet treats in the shape of vegetables.
All participants also had the opportunity to enjoy performances by entertainers dressed as their favorite characters. Life-size fox and bunny puppets created a special festive atmosphere, delighting the children with the opportunity to interact with the fairytale characters, hug them, and shake their paws.
The official part of the event was opened by Sergei Igorevich Rybalchenko, Chairman of the Commission on Demography, Protection of Family, Children, and Traditional Family Values. The speaker thanked the participants for their active participation in the festival and wished them health, happiness, and success in their studies. Irina Sannikova, a member of the Commission on Ecology and Sustainable Development, supported him, congratulating the children and their parents.
The Revival of Nature Charitable Foundation served as the event's general partner. Inna Balashova, Head of Digitalization and Design, delivered a welcoming speech to the guests, introducing the Foundation's projects and emphasizing the importance of such events, which teach people to care for nature, respect traditions, and strengthen family ties. Anna Dubinina, Press Secretary for the Revival of Nature Charitable Foundation, also participated in the Harvest Festival. Guests also had the opportunity to view videos about the Foundation's work, broadcast on large screens.
Furthermore, the performance by host Petr Lapin, who entertained the audience with songs accompanied by guitar, left a lasting impression. The evening concluded with a magical show of giant soap bubbles, which will long be remembered by the children.
Of course, no one went home empty-handed that day. Every child received a wonderful keepsake: ecological board games "The Amazing World of Russian Invertebrates" and comfortable and beautiful caps with the logo of the "Revival of Nature" Charitable Foundation.
Thus, the festival allowed children to better understand the role of each person on the planet in preserving biodiversity and the region's ecology, as it is through creativity and play that a love of nature is fostered.
We are sincerely grateful to the Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation for organizing such a significant event and look forward to continued fruitful cooperation. Together, we can make our environment cleaner, richer, and more beautiful!
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