The All-Ukrainian scientific practical conference «Modernity and Prospects for the Development of the Forestry Industry, Landscape Architecture and Land Management» was held at the State Biotechnological University.
In URIFFM an experiments were initiated to study the possibility of using morphological characteristics of Scots pine seedlings to diagnose trees for resistance to root fungus infection.
The meeting considered issues related to the state and strategy for restoring the Kakhovka Reservoir, as well as the state of forests in Ukraine, taking into account the impact of global warming and russian aggression.
The State Enterprise "Novgorod-Siversk Forest Research Station" has published the collection of scientific papers based on the results of research conducted in the region in 2017–2024.
The research stations of URIFFM`s network have taken measures to prevent and combat mass fires in the forests entrusted to them and in the surrounding areas.
This spring, as part of «Green Country» environmental initiative, employees of the Station will create a mixed oak-pine forests` plantation on an area of over 18 hectares.
The URIFFM team congratulates the director of the State Enterprise "Vinnytsia Forest Research Station" on his 55th anniversary! We wish you good health, peaceful skies, prosperity and new achievements!
The introduction of agroecological production helps restore the productivity of degraded agricultural lands and reduces the burden on forests ecosystems and the environment.
Military operations that have been ongoing in Ukraine since 2014 have significantly exacerbated the problem of mine`s danger. Ukraine is currently one of the most mine-contaminated countries in the world.
The Second Report on the State of the World's Forest Genetic Resources has been published, which contains their global assessment based on information provided by 77 countries, including Ukraine.
The State Enterprise «Kharkiv Forest Research Station» offer all interested parties planting material of coniferous and deciduous ornamental species at affordable prices.
This spring, employees of URIFFM research network plan to reforest an area of over 140 hectares and supplement forest crops on an area of about 120 hectares.