On the territory of the Moscow Experimental Forestry District of Cheboksary is a monument to nature "Grove Guzowska" created by scientist - forester Bronislaw Ilyich Guzowska in 1896-1913 years.

Grove, named after a prominent Russian scientist, devoted his life to its creation, it stretches along the Volga River from Ilinka to Cheboksary. The park was created in order to restore oak groves by natural and artificial habitat. Guzowska made a significant contribution to the preservation and augmentation of oak forests Chuvash region. From 1896 on an area of ​​over 1,150 hectares were created special oak culture of value not only for the Middle Volga region, but also for Russia as a whole. Nowadays preserved oak areas included in the city limits and became a favorite vacation spot cheboksartsev and guests.

In 2010, the 150th anniversary of the birth of B.I.Guzovskogo the entrance to the park was a memorial obelisk. Nowadays, the park consists mainly of hardwood: oak, birch, linden, maple, elm, mountain ash, etc. In a forest set information boards, paved paths, equipped with playgrounds and benches for rest. The park is refined and maintained clean. Near the main entrance there is a sports and children's playground. The Grove Guzowska can meet the protein, as well as watch the woodpeckers, tits, bullfinches and other birds.

Park "Grove Guzowska" is an important cultural and educational facilities of the city of Cheboksary. Across from the park is Berendeyevskoye forest.