Maria Kokhanovskaya

A graduate of the Faculty of Geography at Kaliningrad State University (now the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University), she holds a Candidate of Sciences degree in Geography. Her interests include environmental issues and inclusion. A feminist, she advocates for gender equality. She works in education and takes part in the “Herbarium Fest” project. A mother of three and grandmother of three, she is an incurable optimist and happy to have been born and to live in the Kaliningrad Region.

In Search of the Wild Tulip

Tulipa sylvestris in the Kaliningrad Region

Maria Kokhanovskaya

From the Laak to the Beek: A Journey Along Kaliningrad's Streams and Canals

Königsberg bequeathed to Kaliningrad a unique necklace of waterways

Maria Kokhanovskaya

The Ghost of a Garden City

We have to admit it — Kaliningrad as a garden city is no more

Maria Kokhanovskaya

How to Save Chestnut Trees

Saving the chestnut trees of Kaliningrad is an important cause conceived and carried out by caring local residents

Maria Kokhanovskaya