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Amur Tiger Conservation Education Program

Phoenix Fund. Also, there was an exhibit devoted to Amur tiger conservation and organized by the WCS. At the end of the holiday all the participants sang a song “Tiger Day Is a Wonderful Day". Then, Tiger Volodya cut off a cord and bunches of balloons headed skywards. Everyone waved the balloons and promised to protect nature for future generations. Tiger Day in Lazo Duram 039 ная Tiger Day was celebrated in Lazovsky district of Primorye on September 25. Over 250 children and 70 adults Le gathered to commemorate Amur tigers. ambas During the holiday staff members of Lazovsky Nature Reserve organized 12 various events, such as theatrical performances, eco-games, and contests. There was a traditional carnival procession, theatrical performances of the art-performing groups on the stage, competitions and quizzes on tiger topic. Teams from a number of rural schools arrived to the holiday, namely from Preobrazhenye and Benevskoye villages. The Phoenix Fund provided the Environmental Education Department staff of the Lazovsky Nature Reserve with small gifts, such as bookmarks with colorful pictures and information on the Amur tiger and leopard, pocket calendars, flags, balloons and magnets with a Tiger Day logo, so that they could award the winners of various contests which took place during the holiday. Children contended in "tiger" race, played "tiger" soccer and drew tigers with chalk on asphalt. Also, one could turn into tigers using water-based theatrical make-up. It was a lot of fun because kids love to be wild animals. Tiger Day in Kirovka Festive procession in Lazo © Phoenix On September 18, Galina Goy with her colleagues and members of Ussuri eco- club organized Tiger Day celebration in Kirovsky. All in all, over 170 children and 40 adults participated in the holiday the main objective of which is to conserve Amur tiger, its prey and habitat. At noon a carnival procession consisted of students, teachers, schoolchildren and their parents dressed in tiger consumes and with tiger make-up, carrying flags, balloons, banners, marched on the main street of Kirovsky. When arrived at the village square, the participants watched theatrical performance by the students of professional lycée №55. Children and adults took part in various contests and quizzes about tigers and other forest dwellers. Festive procession in Kirovsky © Phoenix 23
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