To ensure compliance with industry legislation on plant protection and the prevention of illegal trafficking of wild plants, employees of the Department of State Control over the Use and Protection of Flora, Fauna, and Fish Resources conducted an operational operation. This was reported by the press service of the Committee for Environmental Protection.
During the event, it was discovered that wild snowdrops were being dug up and prepared for sale.






Department staff immediately intervened and stopped the violation. Given the current situation, public awareness campaigns were conducted. They were informed of the legal requirements for the protection of rare plants, the legal penalties for their illegal collection and sale, and the environmental importance of preserving biodiversity.


Environmental authorities emphasize that protecting natural resources, including wild plants, is a shared responsibility of society. They note that preventing such incidents helps maintain the ecological balance and preserve the country's natural heritage.





































