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Information × Registration Number 0225U001853, (0121U108737) , R & D reports Title Ecological assessment of floodplain ecosystems in the context of global changes in the natural environment popup.stage_title Визначення наслідків антропогенного та кліматичного впливу, побудова прогностичних моделей змін заплавних екосистем та окремих груп біоти в умовах глобальних змін. Розробка заходів природоохоронного менеджменту з метою збереження еталонних ґрунтів, рідкісних типів оселищ й рослинності, груп біоти. Head Prots Bohdan H., Кандидат біологічних наук Registration Date 10-02-2025 Organization State Museum of Natural History National Academy of Science of Ukraine popup.description1 The aim of the research is to conduct a comprehensive ecological assessment of floodplain ecosystems in selected areas of Ukraine, monitoring of soils and relevant types of habitats and vegetation, forecasting modelling and development of environmental management measures to preserve reference soils and rare groups of habitats and biota in global environmental change. popup.description2 The consequences of anthropogenic and climatic impacts on floodplain ecosystems in selected research sites and regions of the Ukrainian Carpathians, Transcarpathian Lowland, Volyn-Podillya, and Polissya have been evaluated. The regularities and peculiarities of the current state of soils in the floodplain complexes of the Transcarpathian Lowland, influenced by natural and anthropogenic factors, are characterised. The primary morphological and functional changes in the soils of these floodplain complexes resulting from anthropogenic transformations have been identified. Detritogenesis in selected floodplain ecosystems of western Ukraine has been assessed. The effects of anthropogenic and climatic influences on the flora, vegetation, and habitat diversity of chosen floodplain ecosystems in the Transcarpathian Lowland have been recognised. In particular, an analysis of floristic and syntaxonomic changes in the floodplain vegetation of the lowland has been conducted. The impact of drainage on the phytodiversity of floodplain ecosystems has been appraised, and the dynamics and naturalisation of highly invasive plant species within these ecosystems have been highlighted. Predictive distribution models for 11 plant species have been developed, taking into account various climatic and anthropogenic scenarios. These models indicate that species have lost their climatic barriers that previously limited their rapid spread, with a high degree of expansion into natural and protected areas anticipated. A description and assessment of 98 potentially valuable wetland sites covering an area of 5,000 ha, was carried out. The results of the implementation of the National Action Plan for the Conservation of Ciconia nigra during its first four years were analysed. Materials for the legislative justification for creating 7 virgin forest nature monuments, encompassing a total area of 645.1 ha, have been prepared. Product Description popup.authors Bokotei Andrii A. Vovk Oksana B. Dziubenko Nataliia V. Orlov Oleh L. Prots Bohdan H. Rahulina Maryna Ye. Chernobai Yurii M. popup.nrat_date 2025-02-10 Close