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.
NGOs Call for Full Embargo on russian Wood Imports to the West
russian timber imports to the United States are ongoing.
UNCG’s 2024 Report on Protected Area Establishment
The total area of the proposed protected areas in these petitions amounts to over 5,000 hectares.
Prosecutor’s Office Returns Land to “Hrenivskyi” Nature Reserve in Kyrovohrad Region
Based on our analysis, 13 land plots totaling about 26 hectares have been illegally privatized within the “Hrenivskyi” reserve.
Mykola Sharleman: A New Book Honors a Founding Father of Ukrainian Conservation
We invite you to discover the incredibly interesting story of the man who gave the greatest impetus to the development of nature conservation in our country.
UNCG’s 2024 Environmental Impact Assessment Activity: A Review
Speaking only of our critical comments, this year we wrote 495 pages of well-founded remarks on EIA reports.
Environmental Impact Assessment: A Great European Mechanism for Preventing Harm to Nature
On January 9 at 6:00 PM, Petro Testov, the head of our expert department, will host a webinar.
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.