Treat nature with care!

 

Forest is one of the most valuable natural resources. These are the lungs of our planet; it supplies about 60% of oxygen to the earth's atmosphere. The forest has its worst enemy - fire. And everything that was created by nature or planted by man for many years can perish from fire within a few hours. 90% of fires are caused by humans. While in the forest, enjoying its beauty, breathing in its healing air, protect the forest from fire.

A forest fire is called a natural disaster. But is it really so spontaneous? So, due to lightning strikes and spontaneous combustion of peat, 10% of forest fires occur, and the remaining 90% are caused by humans. A fire in the forest can turn picturesque resting places into burnt-out areas with charred trunks, shapeless piles of fallen trees and pits after peat burned out, where the pedestrian cannot pass, the horse cannot pass and the bird has nowhere to make nests.

When visiting the forest, strictly follow the fire safety rules:

- do not light bonfires in dry and windy weather, do not leave them untouched, do not smoke on the go, do not throw burning matches and butts;

- do not litter resting places with paper, jars, glassware and other waste.

Be aware that even a shard of glass that can focus a sunbeam can cause wildfires.

Even in the most correct way, a bonfire, built and then carefully extinguished, can cause a fire, if even a small spark remains inside the smut or half-burnt wood, it can ignite under the influence of the wind.

Dear residents of Zerendy, use the gifts of the forest wisely, pay it with attention and respect for everything that it gives you.