пятница, 21 октября 2016 year

Feldman Ecopark congratulated the Kharkiv State Veterinary Academy on the 165-th anniversary

The Kharkiv State Veterinary Academy celebrated the 165-th anniversary the other day. The Regional Landscape Park Feldman Ecopark also joined numerous congratulations of one of the agricultural higher education institutions, oldest in Ukraine.

“The Kharkiv Veterinary Academy – the Alma Mater of the specialist veterinarians, best in our country and a smithy of stock-raising personnel of the international level. These are not just professionals who know and love what they do, these are spiritually rich and high-humane people. The life value of our dumb animals – not leaves without figs for each of them. We are ideologically close in this question, – noted the deputy director Feldman Ecoprak Valery Ivashchenko in the opening speech. – It is a great honor not only to work side by side in the Kharkiv region, to help each other, but also to implement the projects directed to preserving and development of natural resources of Ukraine together “.

Let’s remind that Feldman Ecopark and the Kharkiv State Veterinary Academy actively cooperate for over a year. The agreement on passing of a work practice by KSVA students based on the Regional Landscape Park is signed. Many of graduates pass a training here, some of them already work in the Ecopark. The Feldman Ecopark supports women’s volleyball team of academy, and also other its youth and sports projects.

 “We have many plans for a further cooperation on expansion of joint scientific and practical base. We intend to develop already existing directions and to work on creation of new ones. We have a lot of common points and the common goal with Feldman Ecopark. This goal is to work for the benefit of Ukraine, its future”, – the KSVA rector, Professor Dmitry Baranovsky emphasized.

Feldman Ecopark presented to the nature- and science- oriented partners and colleagues the media projector and feathery pets for zoo collection replenishment: golden and hunting pheasants, bantams, perching ducks, black-shouldered and ordinary peacocks.