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Read full story → Est. 2016 • Boreal Commons • 12 400 ha protected
KOMNIN
OINY commons
We are a northern forest commons — part rewilding reserve, part seed library, part village. We bring back peatlands, old pines, lynx trails and human belonging.
12.4k
ha under care
ha under care
248
species returned
species returned
9.2k
keepers & volunteers
keepers & volunteers
Live from the North • 64°N
This week: 400 pines planted, cranes are back, seed vault +12%
Spring patrol report — ice out on Lake Iny, first bear tracks, school greenhouse open.
★ REWILDING ★ PEATLANDS ★ SEED ARCHIVE ★ VILLAGE RESILIENCE ★ OLD-GROWTH ★ LYNX CORRIDORS ★★ REWILDING ★ PEATLANDS ★ SEED ARCHIVE ★ VILLAGE RESILIENCE ★ OLD-GROWTH ★ LYNX CORRIDORS ★
01 — Why we exist
The forest remembers. We help it return.
Komninoiny was once logged, drained and forgotten. Now 9 villages co-manage it as a commons: no fences, no extraction — only regeneration. We dam old ditches, plant local pines, guard mires, and teach children to read moss like a book.
12 400 haforest, mire & lake under community stewardship
38 kmwildlife corridors reconnected for lynx & elk
14 800seed packets stored in permafrost vault
97%donations go directly to land & people
02 — About Komninoiny
A commons, not a park.
A commons, not a park.
Held by many, owned by none.
Komninoiny.org is a grassroots nonprofit uniting ecologists, foresters, teachers and reindeer herders. Our charter is simple: land heals when people belong to it. We combine traditional northern knowledge with modern restoration science.
Commons
Decisions by village councils + open assemblies twice a year.
Rewild
Let water, beaver and wind lead. Minimal intervention, maximum patience.
Archive
Every seed, song and trail map saved for the next 100 years.
Invite
Anyone can become a Keeper — plant, patrol, teach, donate.
Our promise
No logging, no mining, no fences. Open trails, open data, open seed library. Annual public audit of every ruble and every hectare.
Join 9 200 keepersWhat we do daily
- Rewet peatlands & remove 1960s drainage
- Grow local pine, birch & cloudberry
- Monitor lynx, owls & salmon with camera traps
- Run forest school for 640 kids
Plot Iny-04
Rewetted 2023 • water +40cm • cranes nesting+212%
Rewetted 2023 • water +40cm • cranes nesting+212%
03 — Programs
Volunteer →Six ways we heal land
P.01
Peatland Rewetting
We block 120 km of Soviet ditches, raise water, bring back sphagnum, cranes and carbon storage. 1 ha rewetted = 18t CO₂ kept in ground.
P.02
Seed Vault North
Permafrost vault with 14 800 local seed lots. Free seeds for villages, schools and post-fire restoration across the boreal belt.
P.03
Lynx Corridors
Forest bridges over roads, 38 km of safe passage. Camera traps show lynx families, wolverine and 11 owl species returning.
P.04
Forest School
640 kids learn tracking, carving, mycology and winter survival. Teen Keepers run their own 20 ha plot and nursery.
P.05
Village Resilience
Greenhouses, wood cooperatives, telemedicine cabins and winter jobs. Stay in the North with dignity and income.
P.06
Old-Growth Guardians
Mapping 300+ year pines, legal defense, patrols against illegal logging. Every ancient tree gets a name and a guardian.
04 — History
From clear-cut to commons
A decade of stubborn care. Drained mires became lakes again. Children who planted first pines now lead patrols.
2016 — FOUNDING
9 villages sign the Iny Pact
First 800 ha taken into community care. Old forester hut becomes base.
2019 — WATER RETURNS
First 12 km of ditches dammed
Mire Iny-04 floods after 50 years dry. Frogs return in one spring.
2021 — SEED VAULT
Permafrost archive opens
3 000 seed lots. Schoolchildren bring grandmother's rye varieties.
2023 — LYNX CROSSES
Corridor K-7 completed
First lynx mother with kittens filmed. National news, zero fences built.
2025 — 12 400 HA
Commons doubled
Regional government transfers logged lands for restoration. Keepers: 9 200.
05 — Field views
All photos: keeper patrols, 2024-2026North looks like this
06 — Impact 2025
1 200 ha rewetted. 84 000 trees. 0 ha lost.
Independent audit: carbon + biodiversity + village income all grew. Read 48-page report or walk the land with us in July — boots provided.
“The mire breathed again.”
— Mira, hydrologist, Plot Iny-04 lead
“Kids teach me now.”
— Vasily, 71, forester & guardian of Pine Anya
“We stayed because of Keepers.”
— Aina, greenhouse coop, village Verkh-Iny
07 — Keepers
Humans of the moss
08 — Field stories
News from the ground
Patrol logs, science notes, village news. Click any story to read it as a separate page.
09 — Questions
Ask the keepers
Can I visit? Where does money go? Do you cut trees? All honest answers.
Can I visit Komninoiny? +
Yes. Trails open May–October, winter with guide. Base hut sleeps 18, donation-based. Write via /#contact — we meet every guest at the river crossing.
Where do donations go? +
97% to land: dams, nursery, patrol fuel, teacher salaries. 3% admin. Full ledger published each March, audited by village council.
Do you cut any trees? +
Only sick or road-danger trees, and each is replanted x10 with local seed. No commercial logging since 2016 — that's our charter.
How to become a Keeper? +
Plant 20 trees, or patrol 3 days, or teach one class, or donate monthly. You get a wooden badge, plot coordinates and voting rights.
Is science open? +
All camera-trap photos, water levels and seed data are open for schools. Ask for CSV — we love nerds.
10 — Join
Become a Keeper of the North
Leave your name at the base hut — or here. We reply within 3 days, usually with mud on boots.