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Tuzly Estuaries National Park is recovering from fires. Video.
Tuzly Estuaries National Park is recovering from fires. Video.

Reeds are the first to be restored in the national park

Fields along the highway caught fire in Kyiv region. Video.
Fields along the highway caught fire in Kyiv region. Video.

Photos and videos of the incident were posted online

A dozen peat fires have broken out in Poltava region since the beginning of the year
A dozen peat fires have broken out in Poltava region since the beginning of the year

The number of arsons is expected to increase due to the warm climate in the fall

Hrybovychi landfill: from fire to reclamation
Hrybovychi landfill: from fire to reclamation

Construction of a waste processing plant in Lviv continues

On Odesa region, as a result of fires, the losses amounted to UAH 28 billion
On Odesa region, as a result of fires, the losses amounted to UAH 28 billion

Fire periodically spreads to the residential sector

У Mykolaiv region, forest worth over UAH 110 million has burned down
У Mykolaiv region, forest worth over UAH 110 million has burned down

Fire engulfed 40 hectares of forest

The territory of the former Kakhovka reservoir is on fire: video
The territory of the former Kakhovka reservoir is on fire: video

Fires occur suddenly and leave scorched earth behind

The most damaging environmental violations for July 26 – August 1. Digest.
The most damaging environmental violations for July 26 – August 1. Digest.

The environmental damage is estimated at millions of hryvnias

Environmental violations with the greatest damage for June 7-13. Digest
Environmental violations with the greatest damage for June 7-13. Digest

This week, both "black loggers" and forestry workers were traditionally caught in illegal logging.

In Odesa region, Shaheds destroy the Tuzly Estuaries National Park
In Odesa region, Shaheds destroy the Tuzly Estuaries National Park

Wildlife continues to suffer from the war

In 2024, the world lost a record number of forests
In 2024, the world lost a record number of forests

Combined pressures of land conversion and climate change impede recovery