Introducing the EU nature protection requirements into Ukrainian legislation and practice is among the priority tasks in the field of environment and climate change in the context of European integration and Ukraine's future membership in the EU. What instruments for implementing the Regulation in Ukraine will be the most effective? How can Ukrainian legislation and practices be effectively brought closer to the EU acquis in the field of nature restoration? Join the event by Resource and Analysis Center "Society and Environment" to find out.

Join for the Ukraine Nature Network Forum, where experts, researchers, and practitioners will discuss the environmental impacts of war and strategies for recovery. This event will highlight key initiatives and foster collaboration to support nature conservation in Ukraine. The forum is organised by the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences.

Organised by the Oxford Ukraine Hub, this seminar brings together four distinguished speakers from diverse backgrounds, including art history, cultural geography, environmental science, and environmental law, to reflect on the most pressing issues and intriguing questions related to the environment and ecology in Ukraine.

Join the upcoming webinar to hear from Conflict and Environment Observatory and the Norwegian People’s Aid experts presenting the findings from their latest report. The report explores environmental consequences from explosive weapons and military activities on soil and water resources, sheds light on infrastructure damage and potential threats to agriculture.

Russia’s war against Ukraine caused large-scale environmental damage that resulted in unprecedented pollution, disruption of ecosystems and physical destruction of biological species both on the territory of Ukraine and on the scale of the entire region and the world. Destruction of the environment is prohibited in the international law. Join the event on the environmental impacts of Russia's invasion, including speakers from PAX and UN Environment Programme.

Join the presentation of the integrated vision of the Dnipro River in a lecture format by Ro3kvit’s co-founder Fulco Treffers. This presentation will show the untapped potential of the river, as well as how important the Dnipro River is for Ukraine in a broader context. This vision can be seen as a combination of research, scenarios, and ideas offered to an international audience: planners, policy makers, experts in various fields, and the general public.

This event, organised by the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and the Ukrainian Nature Conservation Group, will focus on the environmental consequences of the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam and Reservoir in southern Ukraine. The Ukrainian specialists participating in the session have first-hand information of the consequences of this tragedy. Among the presenters are representatives from Ukrainian civil society and the public authorities with important perspectives about the reservoir.

What is the impact of the war in Ukraine’s environmental heritage? What are the consequences for citizens’ health and how can communities take action for environmental justice? Join GROMADA for this thought-provoking discussion.