The spruce seed moth (Cydia strobilella L.) causes significant damage to spruce seed plantations, which significantly reduces seed yield and quality and negatively affects the high-quality planting material`s production.
URIFFM announces a competition to fill the vacant position of a researcher of the Department of Forestry and Forest Economics.
An event on the prevention and detection of corruption was held at the URIFFM during which mechanisms for reporting violations, as well as the rights and guarantees of protection for whistleblowers, were discussed.
Scientists of SE «Novgorod-Siverskyi Forest Research Station» had studied the processes of self-afforestation with Scots pine on lands withdrawn from agricultural using in Eastern Polissia.
This year, Ukraine celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Constitution of Ukraine, which is recognized as one of the most advanced among democratic countries in the world.
URIFFM`s scientists participated in the EU4Environment regional seminar on sustainable natural resource management, climate resilience, and biodiversity conservation.
SE «Klavdiyevsk Forest Research Station»`s scientists conducted a comprehensive studies`s number aimed at assessing a condition, productivity, and reproductive capacity of different genetic origin`s pine stands.
Scientists from the SE «Vinnytsia Forest Research Station» conducted a survey of Scots pine and Norway spruce clonal plantations of Finnish origin in the Vinnytsia Forestry District.
Scientists of URIFFM` department of advanced information technologies provided expert support during a working meeting on determining the coordinates of the quarter lines` intersections in the Nizhyn Forestry District.
The Institute's staff sincerely congratulates the leading economist of URIFFM, Natalia Vladyslavivna Lutsenko, on her 50th anniversary!
Participants of online meeting organized by FSC Ukraine discussed the development of forest certification, changes in the FSC regulatory framework, as well as modern challenges for the forest and woodworking industry.
Specialists inspected pine stands to assess their sanitary condition.