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65% of Russia's territory is permafrost.
But today the permafrost in Siberian Arctic is starting to melt.
The frozen black mud contains twice as much carbon as the earth's atmosphere. Russian scientists Sergey Zimov and Nikita Zimov founded Pleistocene Park as a scientific experiment over 20 years ago. They have an idea to restore the ice age "mammoth steppe" ecosystem. Because this ecosystem has a capacity to slow climate warming and cool the permafrost.
we are going to film this project from ground, boats and drones.
during the short sybirian summer and long polar winter.
we will move you under ground, right in to the permafrost.
we will show you fantastic world of Siberian Arctik and unique people
who are trying to safe our Planet.
we understand that the most important thing in VR is EXPERIENCE.
and we know how to produce it.
But today the permafrost in Siberian Arctic is starting to melt.
The frozen black mud contains twice as much carbon as the earth's atmosphere. Russian scientists Sergey Zimov and Nikita Zimov founded Pleistocene Park as a scientific experiment over 20 years ago. They have an idea to restore the ice age "mammoth steppe" ecosystem. Because this ecosystem has a capacity to slow climate warming and cool the permafrost.
we are going to film this project from ground, boats and drones.
during the short sybirian summer and long polar winter.
we will move you under ground, right in to the permafrost.
we will show you fantastic world of Siberian Arctik and unique people
who are trying to safe our Planet.
we understand that the most important thing in VR is EXPERIENCE.
and we know how to produce it.
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