UNCG Pushes for Park Expansion to Halt Illegal Development in Kyiv’s Green Zones
The only reliable way to protect natural territories is by granting them protected area status.
The only reliable way to protect natural territories is by granting them protected area status.
An inspection into the legality of the Wind Power Plant construction on the Runa Polonyna has been underway for a week and a half by the State Environmental Inspectorate in the Zakarpattia region.
UNCG invites you to an international online conference on the urgent issues of wetland and peatland restoration.
Court decisions being made under this new law now confirm our fears.
We have crossed the equator of the First All-Ukrainian Bioblitz, and we can already confidently state that the scale, engagement, and scientific value of this event are exceeding all expectations!
We have previously reported on the threats posed by the construction of small hydropower plants in the Carpathian Mountains.
All these areas are located on lands previously transferred to forestry enterprises. However, their status as steppe territories prohibits their afforestation.
The State Inspectorate for Architecture and Urban Planning of Ukraine appears to support the destruction of the Runa Polonyna, a high-altitude Carpathian meadow.
Our warnings were ignored. We hope that officials will finally take notice now and act to protect Ukraine’s valuable natural heritage.
The Ministry emphasized that the identified violations are incompatible with the requirements of environmental protection legislation.