Among the main tasks are not only the development of infrastructure and protection of resources, but also increase of the number of animals such as elk and deer.
The village Kommuna attracts tourists not only by its history, but also by eco-tourism. A herd of deer lives now on the territory of a former fur farm. The area of 5 hectares is at the disposal of spotted deer. It is enough for them to feel comfortable and free. Today, there are 26 animals in the herd.
There are more than 4000 heads of cattle in the village. The yield of grain here is 46 quintals per hectare. This is the best result in the region.
