The Irdyn Marshes: A Unique Ukrainian Landscape in Need of Protection
Despite human intervention, the surrounding forests have remained in a relatively natural state.
Ukraine’s Ministry of Environment Blocks Mining on Reclaimed Wetlands
This is a significant step and excellent news for nature conservation. If this becomes a consistent practice, we can prevent the destruction of many important natural areas.
New Protected Areas in Mykolaiv Region Established with UNCG Support
The Mykolaiv Regional Council has approved the establishment of two new protected areas.
Reviving Ukraine’s Steppes: A New Conservation Project in Mykolaiv Region
For the long-term maintenance of the steppe vegetation after clearing, a number of socioeconomic issues must be addressed.
Land Returned to “Ternivskyi” Nature Reserve in Dnipropetrovsk Region
However, this is only part of the problem. In 2021, we documented 24 similar land plots, each 1.76 hectares in size, within the reserve.
UNCG Experts Join School of Environmental Journalism to Mentor Reporters
How can journalists contribute to the protection and restoration of the environment? By reporting not only on problems, but also on real solutions!
Study Reveals High Levels of Heavy Metal Contamination at Former Kakhovka Reservoir Bed
Over 70 years of operation, significant amounts of silt accumulated on the reservoir bed.
UNCG Publishes Book on “Koncha-Zaspa”: Ukraine’s First and Long-Lost Nature Reserve
The collection includes 120 articles published during the reserve’s operation, the Soviet period when information about it was suppressed, and in little-known publications from past years.
Modernizing Conservation: UNCG Trains Students in GIS Technology
Participants learned to use QGIS to identify legal violations, plan the establishment of new protected areas, and prepare for field expeditions.
Balka Slavkina Reserve: A Conservation Challenge in Mykolaiv Region
UNCG conducted a survey to establish the Balka Slavkina nature reserve, a proposed 109-hectare site.