Myths and facts about the establishing protected areas in Ukraine – Ecoaction
We examine the most common concerns about the establishing of protected areas.
From steppes to energy management: Three projects in Sumy and Dnipropetrovsk regions supported by Ecoaction
These frontline regions regularly suffer from Russian attacks and therefore have an acute need for support not only to strengthen their energy independence.
Ecoaction presented a guide on the benefits of establishing protected areas
This publication aims to equip local authorities and residents with straightforward arguments to counter misconceptions and concerns on nature conservation.
Five biodiversity conservation projects supported by Ecoaction have been completed. What are the results?
The projects were selected and implemented by the winning organizations, outcomes they managed to achieve are presented below.
86% of residents of Ukrainian communities support the establishment of nature protected territories – research
Such a result of research, conducted on the order of the NGO Ecoaction in 19 communities from different regions of Ukraine.
Observations of NGO Ecoaction regarding the 2025 EU Enlargement Report on Ukraine
NGO Ecoaction reviewed the 2025 EU Enlargement Report on Ukraine and issued its observations and recommendations.
House of Nature is refuge for bats in Ukrainian steppe: How environmentalists preserve it
The house became home to a colony of red-listed bats: they live in the attic and narrow cracks.
What’s Happening with the Illegal Construction on Polonyna Runa? Findings from Ecoaction’s Expedition
Part of the valuable old-growth forest has already been cut down for this project.
Why the state allows mining in valuable natural areas and what can be done about it
What unites these cases is public outrage and the potential environmental risks posed by these projects.
Appeal of Ecoaction and 30 environmental NGOs on the risks of adoption the draft law #9516
It proposes to abolish the EIA procedure for all sanitary clearcuts smaller than 10 hectares.