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Information × Registration Number 0222U001036, 0120U103343 , R & D reports Title Scientific support for the protection and management of rare and economically important bird species wetlands of the Azov-Black Sea region of Ukraine in modern conditions of climatic trends and anthropogenic load in order to implement the rational use of nature and maintaining a high level of biodiversity in accordance with the 13th and 15th goals of the Sustainable Program development of Ukraine. popup.stage_title Head Kostiushyn Vasyl A., Кандидат біологічних наук Registration Date 23-01-2022 Organization Schmalhausen Institute of Zoology of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine popup.description2  Scientific report on "Scientific support and management of rare and economically important species of wetland birds of the Azov-Black Sea region of Ukraine in modern conditions of climate trends and anthropogenic pressure in order to implement environmental management and maintain a high level of biodiversity in accordance with the 13th 15 Objectives of the Sustainable Development Program of Ukraine "is set out on 75 pages (with 1 appendix), illustrated with 65 figures and 18 tables. For each of the pilot wetlands of the study area, trends in key habitat changes that are important for birds during the nesting period (inland freshwater lakes, reed groups, floating vegetation, cumulative formations, floodplain forests, etc.) were assessed. It is noted that the anthropogenic impact and the impact of climate change have different effects on different wetlands depending on the characteristics of the reservoir, in particular the amount of fresh water entering it, seasonal features of hydrological regime, depth of the reservoir, its connection with the sea, etc. The smallest impact was observed for the Danube Delta, the largest in the Kuyalnytsya estuary. During the second phase, the first attempt was made to model potential changes in the distribution of one of the bird species within the region. Computer simulation of the distribution of Aythya nyroca in Odesa and Mykolayiv oblasts assessing the suitability of territories and individual lands for its successful stay in the nesting period established a favorable forecast for the species in the region in the future climate (2021-2040). KEY WORDS: wetland birds, wetlands, Azov-Black Sea coast, anthropogenic and climatic impact. Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2022-03-09 Close