In the Lower Kama National Park, easel stands with reproductions of Ivan Shishkin's paintings will be installed.

      As part of the project "On Plein Air with I.I. Shishkin," interactive easel stands and comfortable benches will appear in the places where the artist painted his works "On the Kama near Yelabuga" and "Holy Spring near Yelabuga." This will allow visitors to compare the modern appearance of nature with its views from the 19th century and trace changes in the landscape over the past one and a half centuries. The project aims to draw attention to the protection of natural areas and cultural heritage sites, as well as to promote ecological tourism, which aligns with the goals of the national project "Ecological Well-Being." The project plans to install stands in the areas of Krasnaya Gorka and Holy Spring, conduct plein air sessions for students of art schools, organize thematic excursions, and publish a guidebook.

      Thanks to grant support, visitors to the national park will not only appreciate the natural beauty but also learn more about history through art.