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A plot of land with an area of 2.3 thousand hectares, which last year was removed from the National Park "Ladoga Schheers", will be reserved for hunting. The lot for the right to conclude a hunting agreement in this territory put to the auction of the Ministry of Natural Resources of Karelia. The term for which is supposed to conclude a hunting agreement is 49 years. The initial price of the lot is 14,220 rubles.
The likely beneficiary of this decision is the businessman and friend of the President Roman Abramovich: it was in his interests, according to Smol, the lands in February 2023 were withdrawn from the National Park.
On the territory of the National Park itself, “Ladoga Sherera” is forbidden to even be with firearms, pneumatic and throwing weapons. And hunting in the national park is a criminal offense, the liability for which is established by Article 258 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation , the sanction of which provides for up to 5 years in prison.
According to Mikhail Craindlin, a member of the Expert Council in the reserve affair, the hunt for the land park with a population of wild animals that live in the National Park and its environs.
“In fact, this section is“ cut ”and divides the ground territory of the park into two unrelated ones. In addition, he used to enter the protected zone precisely because of the high value of this territory, ”Kranglin explained. - Those animals that will be extracted there, especially large -like moose or bear, cannot dwell on such an area. That is, hunting in the middle of the park will affect the population of these animals. ”
The Ministry of Natural Resources itself on the seizure of land from the National Park greeted resistance at different levels: honored ecologists, doctors of sciences and representatives of the Russian Academy of Sciences made a collective letter, in which they called the decision corruption. As scientists noted, it poses threats for the animal and plant world of the national park - however, their opinion remained unheated.
Previously, Smola, on the example of the history of Ladoga Schar, told how a business works in Russia to withdraw valuable natural territories from the state protection.