A Rare Plant Habitat Destroyed by Agricultural Plowing in Cherkasy Region
Before leasing the land, the agricultural companies could organize survey, which would have identified any protected species.
Grazing as a Tool for Nature Conservation in National Parks
From February 26–28, 2025 experts and stakeholders discussed the restoration and maintenance of steppe biotopes.
2024 Annual Report: UNCG’s Conservation Achievements Amidst the War
The year 2024 proved to be challenging, yet highly productive across multiple fronts.
UNCG Mission to the Czech Nature Conservation Agency: New Horizons for Nature Conservation in Ukraine
The visit marked an important step in the exchange of experience between the two countries in the field of nature conservation.
New Protected Areas in 2024: The Worst Year in a Decade
Some regions did not create new protected areas due to russia full-scale war against Ukraine
From Agriculture to Advocacy: UNCG Uses Ukraine’s Crop Map to Expose Violations
Thanks to our appeals, we have managed to stop the illegal plowing of coastal zones and the unauthorized land occupation by farmers in four cases.
How Ukraine Is Losing Its Forests
Currently, the foresters are lobbying for legislative changes that would legalize new, almost unlimited, experimental logging.
First “Chornolissko-Bokovenkivskyi” National Nature Park in Kyrovohrad Region
The first working meeting of the year on the establishment of the “Chornolissko-Bokovenkivskyi” National Nature Park was held.
A New Push for Conservation: Ukrainian Parliament Commits to Expanding Protected Areas
The last time the parliamentary environmental committee adopted a similar decision was in 2008.
UNCG’s 2024 Year-End Review: Protecting Nature from Mining
Among the saved areas were the floodplain of the Stubla River near the Bilivske and Novozhukivske ancient settlements.