The management of Vladivostok found a contractor to design the White Heron Park in Sedgorod at 43 Dzhambula Street. It turned out to be a geoplastic company from Krasnoyarsk, the press service of the mayor's office reported. The park is planned to improve in 2027. This is an area near the Sulionaya Gorge and the Bugataya River, where red-listed mandarin ducks live. There will be new paths, recreation areas with sports fields and games for children, swings, benches and even a ski slope. How much it will cost is still unknown, but the cost of the project development contract was 2.3 million rubles, with an initial cost of 3.64 million. Public hearings on the park idea will be held later. Geoplastia has been in existence since April 2019 and already has work with government contracts. She designed public spaces in Khabarovsk, Krasnoyarsk, Novosibirsk, Chita, Irkutsk, Zelenogorsk and other cities in Russia. The founder and general manager of the organization is Nikolai Ivanov, and his income for 2025 amounted to 34 million rubles. Photo: Primorye News Contact the editors.