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Bashkortostan's GeoVyzov Championship Nominated for National Award

Source: Bashinform · October 18, 2026, 04:19

The international geological championship GeoVyzov, held in Bashkortostan, has been nominated for the national Crystal Compass award. The project passed the qualifying selection and is competing to win in the Public Recognition category.

The Crystal Compass is one of the most prestigious awards in geography, ecology and the preservation of natural and cultural heritage, presented each year to the authors of the most significant and useful initiatives. GeoVyzov brings together young geologists from around the world and aims to promote geological professions.

Bashkortostan's Minister of Natural Resources and Ecology, Niyaz Fazylov, called on residents to support the republic's project. Voting runs until 23:59 on October 31. Votes can be cast through the link on the award's official website.

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