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30 years of the Birch Programme

Latvijas Finieris, Zemeunvalsts.lv | 17.09.2026

The leitmotif of the Birch Programme's 30th-anniversary event – the words of Anna Brigadere: “God. Nature. Work.”

These are values that also characterise the essence of the Birch Programme – respect for nature, responsibility for the future, and work whose results are not measured in a single season, but across generations.

 

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