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!
Every observation helps scientists research biodiversity. Anyone can join, regardless of age or experience.
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.
Researchers from several countries will discuss how citizen science has changed during the war, using the popular app iNaturalist as a key example.
The event continues the cycle of webinars being held as preparation for the First All-Ukrainian Bioblitz.
Connect with experts from Ukraine and the Czech Republic for a discussion that will provide crucial advice on making observations that can be accurately identified by the scientific community.
Speaker to explain how nature conservation is organized in the European Union and why biodiversity data is so crucial for these countries.
From February 26–28, 2025 experts and stakeholders discussed the restoration and maintenance of steppe biotopes.
The visit marked an important step in the exchange of experience between the two countries in the field of nature conservation.
For the long-term maintenance of the steppe vegetation after clearing, a number of socioeconomic issues must be addressed.