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The Great Baikal Trail

Travel & Move: 
Here is a unique chance for you to visit the heart of Siberia, Lake Baikal.
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It’s your opportunity to invest in our collective future, and share in our efforts to protect our environment through the construction of a system of eco-trails around the deepest and oldest lake in the world.
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Experience & Leisure: 
During the interim weekend and other free days of a project, volunteers might enjoy hikes, or trips to local sites and museums.
Learn & Develop: 
The two official languages on our projects are English and Russian.
Help & Change: 
One of the main directions that our work has taken at the GBT is organizing a series of volunteer projects for building and maintaining our trails.
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The ultimate purpose of these trails, of course, is to attract more eco-tourists to the region - including all the outside volunteers who want to spend their vacation at Baikal by working on our trails. We also aim to raise the awareness and conscientiousness of local communities towards the environment. To achieve this latter goal we now run a number of local educational and socio-ecological programs around the lake year-round.
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Work & Initiate: 
On working days volunteers perform various types of work: clearing and reconstruction of trails, construction of structures, garbage collection (see the specifics in the description of each project).

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