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Information × Registration Number 0226U001357, (0121U108395) , R & D reports Title Chronicle of Nature of the Biosphere Reserve «Askania-Nova» for 2021–2025, volume 39 – volume 43 popup.stage_title Літопис природи Біосферного заповідника «Асканія-Нова» за 2021–2025 роки, том 39 – том 43. Літопис природи Біосферного заповідника «Асканія-Нова» за 2025 рік, том 43 Head Korinets Natalia O., Кандидат сільськогосподарських наук Registration Date 24-01-2026 Organization The Falz-Fein Biosphere Reserve "Askania Nova" popup.description1 Assessment of the state and dynamics of ecosystems with further generalization, as well as forecasting of changes in ecosystems and development of measures for their conservation in the Biosphere Reserve «Askania-Nova» popup.description2 The objects of the study are steppe phyto- and zoo-cenoses, agrocenoses, the Ramsar area, background and rare species of plants and animals of the core area, introduced dendroflora, birds and mammals of the zoo, and ecosystems affected by military actions. The purpose of the study is to reveal the dynamics of natural processes and phenomena on the territory of the reserve, to assess the impact of hostilities and occupation on the state of natural and artificial ecosystems. The research methods used are those generally accepted in meteorology, field geobotany, zoology and dendrology, machine learning, remote sensing, and habitat mapping. Research methods – commonly accepted in meteorology, soil science, field geobotany, zoology and dendrology, machine learning, remote sensing, biotope mapping. The current state of natural complexes and artificially created ecosystems was monitored and assessed, and the impact of military actions and occupation on reserve objects was described. An electronic map of fires was compiled and retrospective monitoring of fires was carried out. Mapping of natural and artificial biotopes in the reserve was performed. Materials from phenological observations of birds were summarised. Separate data on the plants in the arboretum and the animals in the zoo have been collected. The results of field inventory surveys of steppe biotopes within the planned research site "Vesela Dolyna" – land plots transferred to the permanent use of the reserve in the Odesa region – have been summarised. The current state of vegetation in the polygons "Vesela Dolyna" and Tarutinsky Steppe has been determined. The stages of vegetation restoration at the bottom of the drained Kakhovka Reservoir were studied. The results of the research will be used to identify long-term cycles of natural processes in the reserve and to develop measures and management plans for the conservation and restoration of biodiversity in the post-war period. Product Description popup.authors Kuzemko Anna A. Stanislav H. Viter Oleh A. Diakov Prylutska Alona Sergiivna Khodosovtsev Oleksandr Ye. Andrii S. Usichenko Yurii O. Voitiuk Budzhak Vasyl V. Oleksii V. Vasyliuk Dmytro M. Yakushenko Taras A. Kazantsev Moisienko Ivan Ivanovych Shapoval Viktor V Oleh V. Prylutskyi Havrylenko Viktor S. Natalia O. Korinets Ruslan I. Mishustin popup.nrat_date 2026-01-24 Close