“I learned a lot about animals and plants that we have in Yaghnob. Before, I never thought about why they need to be saved. It turns out that we are much more dependent on nature and ecosystems than we think,” says Roziya Abdulloeva, a project participant from the village of Makhtimain.
“Environmental knowledge and resource-saving equipment that local residents receive as part of the Little Earth project have a positive impact not only on the situation in local families, but also in the natural and ethnographic park as a whole. Such work must be continued,” Firdavs Khudoyorov believes.
“I learned that not only in Yaghnob there are problems with fuel shortages and access to energy. Other remote villages of our republic face smilar challenges. Thanks to the presentations and the film, we saw how we can solve these problems and at the same time not cause much harm to nature,” says project participant Ruzimokh Chabborova from the village of Bidef.