Click the “Sign” button only if you genuinely support the project, have familiarized yourself with the issue, reviewed the available materials, and are participating consciously. This is important because every signature represents genuine public support and reflects the participant's informed decision.

Signing is completely anonymous. We do not request, collect, process, transfer, or store participants' personal data. The system does not require your name, phone number, email address, passport details, or any other information that could directly or indirectly identify you.

To confirm participation and ensure the accurate counting of signatures, the system generates a unique digital code automatically at the moment of signing. This code is used solely for the technical recording of participation, verification of signature uniqueness, and prevention of duplicate submissions.

The generated code contains no personal data, is not linked to the participant's identity, and cannot be used to identify or determine the person who submitted the signature.

This code is not used for personal identification, does not constitute an electronic signature within the meaning of applicable electronic signature legislation, and serves exclusively for the internal accounting of signatures associated with this project.

After signing, participants receive a PDF document containing their participation code and a brief description of the project. This document is provided solely for informational purposes and as confirmation of participation.

This independent signature system has been created as a modern mechanism for public participation in nature conservation. It allows public support for environmental projects to be demonstrated openly without disclosing participants' personal data. This approach enables the development of effective public engagement mechanisms for addressing environmental issues while providing additional protection for those who support conservation initiatives under increasingly challenging conditions.

The total number of anonymously confirmed signatures serves as an objective indicator of public support and may be used when preparing public outreach, informational, expert, and legal actions within the implementation of the project.