How to Protect the River
Waste Management
Take your trash with you – don’t leave anything behind on the riverbank.
Sort and properly dispose of waste in designated bins or at home.
Glass, plastic, cigarette butts, and packaging can harm nature and animals.
Don’t leave disposable grills in the forest or on the riverbank.
Fire Safety and Campfires
Only light fires where it is legally permitted.
Extinguish every fire completely, especially in dry or windy conditions.
Never leave a fire unattended – even embers can cause wildfires.
Water Quality Protection
Never pour chemicals or soap into the river.
Don’t wash dishes, bodies, or vehicles directly in the water.
Anglers must not pollute the river with fuel or litter.
Preserving Natural Habitats
Stay on trails, avoid trampling vegetation.
Respect wildlife – don’t scare birds, frogs, or fish.
Avoid damaging trees, mosses, or small plants on the riverbank.
Peace and Quiet
Avoid loud music, shouting, or aggressive behavior.
Respect others – many people come to the river for peace and connection with nature.
Fishing and Water Activities
Be considerate of other people using the river.
Follow fishing rules – only fish in permitted areas and during open seasons.
Avoid paddling too close to anglers or spawning grounds.
Reporting Threats
If you notice pollution, fish kills, or illegal activities – report it.
Use the Digital Aģe platform or the forum to describe the situation.
Reports help protect the river through public involvement and expert action.
