Translation. Region: Russian Federation –
Source: Ecology Foundation
An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.
This week was dedicated to the "Save the Springs" project. We talked about living water, why springs are so important for nature and people, what happens to springs without care, how we work, and about springs that have already been brought back to life.
Why is this important? Springs often go unnoticed, but they feed rivers and support plants and animals. The disappearance of a spring means the loss of water, the natural balance, and a piece of the local history.
What's already been accomplished: Yesterday we told you about springs where you can once again come to water, collect it, and simply enjoy nature. And these are just some of the springs that have been preserved. You can support it by following this link.
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