The book "On the Reserves of the Soviet Union" by A. G. Bannikova is a fascinating journey into the natural world, which was once an integral part of the life of Soviet man. In this work, the author, a well-known ornithologist and writer, shares his impressions and observations about the reserves, which have become real oases for wildlife in the conditions of industrial progress. From the first pages, the reader plunges into the atmosphere of amazing places where nature has preserved its pristine beauty. Bannikov describes not only the flora and fauna of the reserves, but also the unique ecosystems that have formed over the centuries. Each chapter is a separate story in which the author shares his encounters with rare species of animals and plants, tells how nature reserves have become a refuge for many endangered species. The reader will be able to learn how these protected areas were created, what difficulties their creators had to overcome and how they continue to exist in the modern world. This book will be interesting not only for nature lovers, but also for those who appreciate the history and culture of the Soviet Union. It is suitable for a wide audience - from schoolchildren studying biology and ecology, to adults interested in the history of nature conservation. If you are looking for inspiration for travel or want to learn more about how to preserve nature, “On the reserves of the Soviet Union” will be a real discovery for you. The topics raised in the book concern not only ecology, but also the philosophy of man's attitude to nature. Bannikov raises important questions about how modern society can preserve unique natural resources, and encourages readers to think about their role in this process. His style of presentation is lively and figurative, which allows the reader not only to see, but also to feel the places described. The author masterfully uses language to convey the atmosphere of the reserves, their sounds and smells, creating vivid images in the mind of the reader. A. G. Bannikov is the author of many scientific and popular books devoted to ornithology and ecology. His work has always been distinguished by a deep understanding of nature and its laws, as well as a passion for preserving the environment. In "On the Reserves of the Soviet Union" he demonstrates not only his knowledge, but also personal experiences, which makes the book especially valuable for readers. If you are looking for something similar, pay attention to such works as “Reserve places of Russia” or “Nature in the heart of the city”. These books also explore the topic of nature conservation and its implications for humanity. In conclusion, “On the Reserves of the Soviet Union” is not just a book about nature, it is a call to action, an opportunity to see the world through the eyes of a person who sincerely loves and appreciates every part of it. Read, be inspired, and perhaps this book will be the first step towards a conscious attitude towards nature and the world around you.