Your browser does not support this video. Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/We-Are-People-from-Taiga---Web--Russian-Short-Version--27MZIFJW6J6J6.htmlConceptually similarWe Are People from Taiga - Web Video (Russian Version)GP0STST84Completed★★★★We Are People from Taiga - Web Video (Clean Version)GP0STST89Completed★★★★Beauty and Destruction in Russian Virgin Forests - ClipreelGP0STQ8ZCCompleted★★★★Svetlaya Siberian ForestGP03F4LCompleted★★★★Protect the Cedar Forest in Russia - Web Video (Clean Version)GP0STQG9PCompleted★★★★Protect the Cedar Forest in Russia - Web Video (Russian Version)GP0STQG9TCompleted★★★★Park Kuskovo in Moscow - ClipreelGP0STQF7DCompleted★★★★Destruction in Russian Virgin Forests - Clipreel (Drone)GP0STR8YHCompleted★★★★Protect the Cedar Forest in Russia - LoggingGP0STQG9RCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STST82We Are People from Taiga — Web (Russian Short Version)In 2017, in the Republic of Altai, local residents began to protect forests on the shores of Biya, which the owners of the land began to cut down. It turned out that forests do not have legal status - they are located on agricultural land.In order to preserve the forests on farmlands, Greenpeace requires changing their legal status and adopting a special law.Locations:Eastern Europe-RussiaDate:20 Oct, 2018Credit:© GreenpeaceDuration:56sAudio format:Music & EffectsProduction Type :WEB VIDEOKeywords:Aerial view-Beauty-Forests (campaign title)-Forests (topography)-Green-KWCI (GPI)-Logging practices-Nature-Timber industry-TreesShoot:We Are People from TaigaIn 2017, in the Republic of Altai, local residents began to protect forests on the shores of Biya, which the owners of the land began to cut down. It turned out that forests do not have legal status - they are located on agricultural land.In order to preserve the forests on farmlands, Greenpeace requires changing their legal status and adopting a special law.
