Contradictory Policy: State Sells Protected Habitats Under “Arable Land” Label
Our warnings were ignored. We hope that officials will finally take notice now and act to protect Ukraine’s valuable natural heritage.
Victory for Conservation: Ministry Refuses Permit for Tashlyk HPP Expansion
The Ministry emphasized that the identified violations are incompatible with the requirements of environmental protection legislation.
UNCG Invites All to Participate in Biodiversity Data Collection Project
Every observation helps scientists research biodiversity. Anyone can join, regardless of age or experience.
Conservationists Urge Ministry to Expedite Inspection of EIA Violations in Zakarpattia
Heavy construction machinery is destroying the mountain, technological roads are being built, and foundations for wind turbines are being poured.
Online Meeting for Bioblitz Participants: Final Preparations
This consultation is an opportunity to learn more about the rules of participation, how observations will be evaluated, and to address any other questions participants may have.
Global Experts to Discuss Citizen Science and Nature Observation in Wartime Ukraine
Researchers from several countries will discuss how citizen science has changed during the war, using the popular app iNaturalist as a key example.
UNCG Launches Initiative to Train the Next Generation of Ukrainian Conservation Leaders
This intensive program aims to equip the next generation of Ukrainian environmental defenders with practical skills and knowledge.
A Practical Guide to Wetland Restoration: UNCG Draws on International Experience
Practical implementation to restore the wetlands requires careful planning and consideration of details – both legal, technical, and organizational.
Documenting the Wild: Use iNaturalist to Save Carpathian Primeval Forests and Meadows
We call on everyone who lives in or travels through the Carpathians – please join the effort to save what you love.
A Step Forward for Conservation: Local Community Agrees to New Protected Area
The territory proposed for the reserve is a valuable 85-hectare site of pine-oak open woodland on sandy soils, maintained in a near-natural state.