Russian aggression has caused colossal damage to Ukraine’s ecosystems; hundreds of thousands of hectares of forest areas require inspection and the neutralization of explosive items.
The URIFFM`s team extends sincere congratulations to Anatolii Vasylovych Polupan — Ph.D. in Economics, Senior Researcher, and Leading Research in the Department of Advanced Information Technologies¸ on his 80th birthd…
To ensure more vigorous early growth of forest plantations, and enhancing the resilience, the use of quality containerized planting material of Scots pine is of particular importance.
A scientific-practical seminar «What do we know about Ukraine’s forests: open data and FSC certification» took place, organized by National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine and FSC Ukrain…
URIFFM`s scientists are among the scholarship recipients of a joint development program organized with the support of the German Federal Environmental Foundation (DBU).
A state language standard, «Terminology of Barrier-Free Accessibility», has been approved in Ukraine.
The Centre for Democracy and Rule of Law announces a call for submissions for a story contest focused on best practices implemented through tripartite cooperation.
Scientists at the SE «Klavdiyevsk Forest Research Station» conduct systematic assessments of the condition of sites within the permanent forest seed basespecifically, plus trees and genetic reserves of English oa…
During the event, participants discussed debated issues regarding the conduct of current scientific research, and also examined aspects related to updating educational programs and implementing dual education.
Recognizing that the continued degradation of natural resources will inevitably impact the future, the new generation brings creativity and a sincere personal commitment to driving environmental change.
A presentation titled «Biological and ecological characteristics of the Emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis) in Ukraine: research and monitoring results» was delivered by scientists during the event.
The Finnish experience demonstrates the value of combining field measurements, remote sensing, and digital information systems.