The meeting is dedicated to tales, epics, and legends about nature. Eco-educator Elizaveta Dmitrieva will talk about a project that combines the legends of protected areas and nature conservation. Each region has its own stories about mountains, rivers, forests, and places where humans have particularly felt the power of nature. These narratives have been passed down through families and communities for centuries, explaining the rules of coexistence with the world of animals and plants, teaching attention to the land, water, paths, and sacred corners of the homeland. The listeners of the lecture will turn to this memory and see how folklore helps care for nature today. Eco-educator and volunteer Elizaveta Dmitrieva will discuss a new project related to the stories of protected territories. The conversation will focus on tales, myths, and local legends that help see natural spaces as part of culture, family memory, and national diversity. Such a conversation is especially important in the context of the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia. On our website, we share information about free events in Moscow.