Odesa region — latest ecology news

Photo – 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

Photo – The Black Sea has become overgrown with algae: experts have taken water samples
The Black Sea has become overgrown with algae: experts have taken water samples

Water acquires an unnatural green, yellow, or brown tint

Photo – In the Tuzly Estuaries National Park, a channel was cleared for free migration of fauna
In the Tuzly Estuaries National Park, a channel was cleared for free migration of fauna

Local residents helped clear a silted-up stream for fish migration

Photo – 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

Photo – Environmental violations with the greatest damage for July 19-25. Digest
Environmental violations with the greatest damage for July 19-25. Digest

Forestries continue to expose illegal logging worth tens of millions of hryvnias

Photo – Hundreds of thousands of crabs washed ashore in Odesa region: what's the reason?
Hundreds of thousands of crabs washed ashore in Odesa region: what's the reason?

There are many females with caviar among them

Photo – In Odesa region, the remains of a lyceum destroyed by Russians were dumped by public utilities on the seashore
In Odesa region, the remains of a lyceum destroyed by Russians were dumped by public utilities on the seashore

Environmental inspectors called this violation blatant, immoral and criminal

Photo – Major violations in the ecosphere for June 14-20. Digest
Major violations in the ecosphere for June 14-20. Digest

This week, among other things, we tell you about court verdicts worth millions of hryvnias

Photo – 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

Photo – Environmentalists find fuel oil from Russian tankers on the coast of Odesa region again
Environmentalists find fuel oil from Russian tankers on the coast of Odesa region again

It continues to poison the ecosystems of the sea and adjacent estuaries

Photo – SEI has been ignoring hundreds of tons of fuel oil on one of the beaches of Odesa region for 3 months
SEI has been ignoring hundreds of tons of fuel oil on one of the beaches of Odesa region for 3 months

If we do not eliminate the pollution now, its area will only increase with the onset of hot weather