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A rectangular public information plaque is depicted, embedded horizontally into a paved surface in the city of Kyiv, Ukraine. The plaque is approximately 1.5 meters long and 1 meter wide, framed by a metal border and covered with a transparent, slightly reflective panel that shows minor surface smudges and possibly water droplets. It is surrounded by a sidewalk paved with irregularly shaped, light and dark grey speckled granite blocks, arranged in a rectilinear pattern with visible grout lines. The plaque's graphic content features two stylized Ukrainian postage stamps from the "EUROPA 2021" series, each marked "УКРАЇНА 2021 UKRAINA" and displaying the Ukrainian Tryzub emblem. The left stamp illustrates a European bison ("Зубр") with green neon-like outlines, set against a dark background with abstract tree shapes and a gear motif. The right stamp portrays a howling wolf ("Вовк") with pink/magenta neon-like outlines, also against a dark background, featuring abstract tree shapes and a tree stump. Below the stamps, white text states "Національна природа на межі зникнення" and "Endangered National Wildlife." A larger white heading at the bottom reads "НАЦІОНАЛЬНА ПРИРОДА НА МЕЖІ ЗНИКНЕННЯ. КАРПАТИ" and "ENDANGERED NATIONAL WILDLIFE. CARPATHIANS." To the right of the stamps, partially visible white text in Ukrainian describes the Carpathians as a unique natural treasure, a biodiversity center, and a habitat for endangered species, referencing the "Framework Convention on the Protection and Sustainable Development of the Carpathians." A QR code is present in the bottom right corner of the display. No individuals or dynamic actions are visible within the frame; the scene presents a static urban informational display, commonly found along central pedestrian areas such as Khreshchatyk Street, near Maidan Nezalezhnosti, in Kyiv.
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