Campaigns took place in all six districts of Karelia included in the Arctic zone of Russia.
The volunteers managed to clear an area of 160 hectares and more than 26 km of the shores of lakes, rivers and the White Sea in the Karelian Arctic.
In the Rastnavolok tract, volunteers dismantled industrial and large-size waste.
In the archaeological complex "Belomorsky petroglyphs", ecological tracks and tourist parking lots were cleared of dead wood and municipal waste. 7 tons of firewood were sawn and sent away, 500 kg of branches were processed into chips, gazeta-karelia.ru reports.
Alex Shishlo for Rough&Polished
