Our First Million on GBIF: How Ukrainian Biodiversity Data Support Science and Conservation
The Ukrainian Nature Conservation Group has published more than one million records of plants, animals, and other organisms on GBIF.
The Ukrainian Nature Conservation Group has published more than one million records of plants, animals, and other organisms on GBIF.
A new local landscape reserve, “Khovrashyvia,” has been established in Vinnytsia Oblast to protect an important habitat of the European ground squirrel (Spermophilus citellus), a rare and endangered mammal species.
Pachosky’s cornflower is a truly remarkable botanical treasure. It is an endemic species found only on the sandy terraces of the lower Inhulets River. Its entire natural range is confined to a single municipality—the Kalynivka community in Kherson Region.
This success is the result of a formal appeal and scientific justification prepared by the UNCG.
We want to believe that Oleksiy Sobolev, the new Minister of Economy, Environment, and Agricultural Policy, will not wish to go down in history as the one who destroyed Ukraine forests.
The seminar will focus on the establishment, use, and standardization of biodiversity databases in Ukraine.
It appears the Ministry have forgotten that they are now officially the Ministry of Economy, Environment, and Agricultural Policy. Their mandate requires them to care also about environmental conservation.
The seminar “Strategic Planning Documents for Communities and Nature Protection. Theory and Practice” was successfully held at the Bohdan Khmelnytsky Cherkasy National University.
We desperately want to see a genuine reaction from the professional land surveying community.
The research covered territories within the Obukhovychi Forestry, former collective farm forest tracts, and the floodplains of the Liubsha, Bolotna, Zbynka, and Bychok rivers.