The accumulation of dry forest litter, combined with a high risk of fire, contributes to the re-release of radionuclides into the atmosphere and necessitates continuous pine forests` monitoring.
Scientists from the ecology sector of URIFFM published a respective article on changing forest fire regimes in a time of war.
To successfully prepare young people for work in the "green" economy, global programs are increasingly integrating technical competencies with interpersonal skills such as systems thinking and change management.
URIFFM`s scientists participated in a meeting of the Technical Committee responsible for preparing documentation for an international project under the Global Environment Facility`s eighth replenishment cycle.
The Institute team sincerely congratulates Halyna Vasylivna Pidtykana, the current director of the Research and Breeding Dendrological Forest Center «Veseli Bokovenky», on her anniversary.
URIFFM team sincerely congratulates the colleague, Oleh Zhukovskyi, Senior Researcher of the URIFFM`s Polissia branch, with the awarding of the scientific title of Senior Scientist!