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Information × Registration Number 0225U002018, (0123U103456) , R & D reports Title Peculiarities of supralittoral fauna, as a rare component of biota of marine ecosystems of Ukraine popup.stage_title Оцінка природоохоронного статусу видів супраліторальної фауни та проаналізувати необхідні умови для збереження видів супраліторальної фауни, як раритетної складової морських екосистем України в умовах післявоєнного відновлення (ПРИРОДООХОРОННИЙ СТАТУС) Head Morhun Halyna M., Доктор філософії Registration Date 14-02-2025 Organization Institute of Marine Biology, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine popup.description1 To obtain information about biological diversity, genetic characteristics, vulnerability of supralittoral fauna, as a rare component of the biota of coastal marine ecosystems of Ukraine, and to propose ways of its protection in the period of post-war reconstruction. popup.description2  Report on the GDR: 59 pp., 2 tables, 11 figures, 102 sources. Object of study – peculiarities of supralittoral fauna as a rare component of the biota of marine ecosystems of Ukraine. Purpose – to obtain information about the biodiversity, genetic characteristics, and vulnerability of supralittoral fauna as a rare component of the biota of coastal marine ecosystems of Ukraine and to propose ways to protect it during the post-war recovery period. Proposals were made to expand the network of marine protected areas of the Tuzly Estuaries NNP: the Budak Estuary with unique sandy shore habitats protected by the Bern Convention was proposed for conservation. In addition, endemic isopods are widespread in this area and need to be protected. The novelty of the work is that the studies revealed new sources of endemism in the biota of the Azov-Black Sea basin. A number of supralittoral species were evaluated according to the IUCN criteria. The results of the work are recommended to supplement the Proposal for the expansion of the network of protected areas will help to preserve the rare supralittoral fauna of marine ecosystems in the conditions of post-war recovery. This will contribute to efficiency in the socio-economic aspect, as Ukraine is obliged to implement the standards of the European Union's environmental policy in its environmental protection system, in particular the Berne Convention and the EU Habitats Directive, as part of its European integration. The results can also be used to develop monitoring programs for protected areas, regional environmental programs, and to develop the Emerald Network. red list of species, the Red Data Book of Ukraine, the Red Data Book of the Black Sea, and regional lists of rare species. Product Description popup.authors Morhun Halyna M. popup.nrat_date 2025-02-14 Close