Environment — latest ecology news

A fire caused by shelling destroyed 146 hectares in the Danube Nature Reserve in the Odesa region
A fire caused by shelling destroyed 146 hectares in the Danube Nature Reserve in the Odesa region

Almost 105,000 tonnes of combustion products were released into the air

Hungary has once again allowed logging in nature reserves, reverting to Orbán’s practices
Hungary has once again allowed logging in nature reserves, reverting to Orbán’s practices

The felling of old trees leaves the undergrowth unprotected, which could threaten the survival of primeval forests

10 October marks World Migratory Bird Day
10 October marks World Migratory Bird Day

This day highlights the fact that the conservation of migratory birds is a shared responsibility

Digest of environmental crimes: widespread corruption among forestry officials and environmental pollution
Digest of environmental crimes: widespread corruption among forestry officials and environmental pollution

Most of the crimes uncovered involve foresters implicated in illegal logging, the embezzlement of public funds and negligence, which is causing damage to the forests

The State Bureau of Investigation has launched a special operation, ‘Green Shield’, to tackle forestry corruption and illegal logging
The State Bureau of Investigation has launched a special operation, ‘Green Shield’, to tackle forestry corruption and illegal logging

The Bureau is identifying all those involved and intends to ensure that the millions in losses are recouped

How the state of the environment affects people’s health: safety guidelines
How the state of the environment affects people’s health: safety guidelines

It is worth keeping an eye on the air quality in the city and the water you drink, as well as taking care to protect yourself from the heat and infected insects

6 October — World Day for the Conservation of Natural Habitats
6 October — World Day for the Conservation of Natural Habitats

This is a call to reflect on the need to treat nature with care

You could be fined for having a bird feeder: when and why you might have to pay
You could be fined for having a bird feeder: when and why you might have to pay

Setting up a feeding station in itself is not prohibited, but it may indirectly breach other laws

Digest of environmental crimes: the National Police’s ‘rubbish’ special operation, forests, mineral resources and poachers
Digest of environmental crimes: the National Police’s ‘rubbish’ special operation, forests, mineral resources and poachers

Law enforcement officials have stated that they have identified 40 companies in breach of the law, which have caused over 60 million UAH worth of damage to Ukraine’s natural environment

World Environmental Health Day is observed on 26 September
World Environmental Health Day is observed on 26 September

This year, IFEH is calling for a focus on the role of scientists and environmental experts in implementing scientific approaches to preserve healthy ecosystems

Digest of environmental crimes: toxic tyres, extortion of foresters and the legalisation of stolen mineral resources
Digest of environmental crimes: toxic tyres, extortion of foresters and the legalisation of stolen mineral resources

At the same time, the Public Prosecutor’s Office continues to return land containing valuable natural ecosystems to state ownership

Millions of litres of spring water are being illegally transported from the nature reserve to the resorts in Bukovel
Millions of litres of spring water are being illegally transported from the nature reserve to the resorts in Bukovel

Water was extracted on an industrial scale, but the environmental inspectorate cannot inspect the national park without permission from the Ministry of Economy and the Environment