SerpUa said:Hello All!
I'm working at the territory of Chernobyl Exclusion zone.
Birds are one of favorites object for my naturalistically investigation.
Especially birds of prey.
Hope find here more practical information about this magnificent creatures.
Best wishes!
Sorry, what did you mean?jurek said:And what about stegosaurs?![]()
SerpUa said:to kingwolf
Did you ask about ability to make a touristical visit on the territory of Exclution zone (in your previos question)? Sorry for my bad English. What did you mean "general public can enter the zone"? I decide that you ask about permanent residence.
kingwolf said:What I was thinking was "eco-tourisom" so that people paid to enter the "exclusion zone" (obviously only when it is safe to) if it was being managed as a nature reserve. I thought that this would increase income for the area and aide the management of the area.
Don't worry about your English it is very good - I cant write the amount you are in a foreign language.
What I meant about general public entering the zone was just visiting it and not acctually permantly residing within it.
SerpUa said:to Jos Stratford
If you want – I can help you preparing and make official permission to Exclution zone. Only in zone. (Sorry, but I don’t know of embassy procedure).
About Parus cyanus (Azure Tit). I don’t remember this bird. It may be because my ornithological experience is not enough.
SerpUa said:I see.
Nowadays anyone may to get into Chernobyl Exclution zone. Approx 1 or 2 thousand visitors coming to exclution zone every year. They are interesting of abounded Pripat city, “Shelter” object, Nuclear power plant and so on.
For realization of visit needs only special permit. And fervent wish.
OK. But don’t forget that organization of permit require a lot of time (2-3 weeks). For discussion more detail of visit demand write in private, please.Jos Stratford said:Parus cyanus I saw in the excellent Pripyat valley in Belarus - if I came into the Chernobyl area, it would be more to see the general wildlife, which I fully understand to be amazing. If I may, I would like to contact you a little nearer the spring - my idea is to pop over to Pripyat again and Chernobyl is so near, why not? (it is only a four or five hour drive from my front door)