They are so fragile and delicate, with a delicate scent and porcelain petals - spring primroses that can disappear if people don't stop destroying them. Snowdrops, redwoods, May lilies of the valley and other rare plants still grow on the territory of Russia. But the end of April - the beginning of May, that is, holidays, become a real disaster for these spring flowers. The townspeople go out into nature and begin to trample, pluck plants in large quantities. Delicate bouquets quickly wither and lose their charm, but this does not stop violators.
Instructions
Step 1
Since 2012, penalties have increased for the destruction of rare endangered plants that are listed in the Red Book. Moreover, employees of the Ministry of Natural Resources will punish not only sellers of spring flowers, but also buyers. For one plucked plant - 300 rubles, but this amount can be increased up to 900 rubles if you traded primroses or bought them.
Step 2
Operation Primrose runs until May 15th. During this time, employees of the Ministry of Natural Resources patrol places of rest and markets and on weekends. But the main goal of this action is to convey to the consciousness of citizens the fact that these beautiful spring plants are on the verge of extinction due to frivolity and greed of people.
Step 3
If you see how other vacationers collect bouquets of primroses, talk to them, convince them to take pity on nature, to preserve it for posterity. Not finding understanding from the violators, call and report the fact of collecting or selling rare plants to the internal affairs bodies.
Step 4
Print information on new fines for the sale, transportation and purchase of primroses, post these announcements at public transport stops and in markets. People would rather buy a bouquet of flowers in a store than be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law for the purchase of plants listed in the Red Book.
Step 5
Call your local radio and talk about the problem with protecting primroses. Those who are sympathetic to nature, leading the flowering season, will regularly educate listeners about the dangers of collecting rare plants.
Step 6
At the same time, teachers should teach students about the dangers of ruthless treatment of nature. This information should help green activists to protect rare plant species. It is necessary through children to influence the consciousness of parents, to form in them the idea that the quality of human life directly depends on the state of the nature of the Earth.
Step 7
Rare fragile spring flowers do well in their natural environment. Admire them on the forest edge, take high-quality photos with dewdrops on transparent petals. You can look at cards with flowers imprinted on them on any day of any time of the year, one glance at them will be enough to remember the unique smell of lily of the valley or the transparency of a snowdrop.
