Black Sea — latest ecology news

Odesa residents were forbidden to go to the beach and swim in the sea
Odesa residents were forbidden to go to the beach and swim in the sea

High threat of mine danger and diseases

The "big water" carried tens of thousands of rare amphibians to the coast of Odesa
The "big water" carried tens of thousands of rare amphibians to the coast of Odesa

The surviving newts were released into the tributaries of the Danube in a biosphere reserve

Colossal pollution and a decrease in salinity were discovered in the Black Sea
Colossal pollution and a decrease in salinity were discovered in the Black Sea

The content of suspended solids in the water is also exceeded

Eyes full of pain: a dog from Kherson sailed to Odesa by itself
Eyes full of pain: a dog from Kherson sailed to Odesa by itself

The water also carried mines to the coast

An oil slick was spotted on one of the beaches in Odessa
An oil slick was spotted on one of the beaches in Odessa

Experts determine the volumes and sources of pollution

Climate change can destroy all life in the Black Sea
Climate change can destroy all life in the Black Sea

This will threaten everyone who lives near the sea

Dolphins died again near the occupied Crimea
Dolphins died again near the occupied Crimea

In the spring of 2022, thousands of dolphins died in the waters of Ukraine

A mass death of dolphins was recorded near the occupied Crimea
A mass death of dolphins was recorded near the occupied Crimea

The actual number of dead dolphins may reach more than 1000 individuals

Ukraine will not remain aloof from the mass death of dolphins in the Black Sea
Ukraine will not remain aloof from the mass death of dolphins in the Black Sea

One of the laws of ecology: nature should not be helped, it should not be disturbed

The first dolphins returned to the waters of Odesa. Photo
The first dolphins returned to the waters of Odesa. Photo

About 50,000 dolphins have died in the Black Sea since the beginning of the full-scale invasion

Due to the war in the Black Sea, 50 thousand dolphins died: scientists found a way out
Due to the war in the Black Sea, 50 thousand dolphins died: scientists found a way out

Even before the full-scale war, dolphins were dying en masse due to poachers and fishermen