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Information × Registration Number 0226U003039, (0125U002505) , R & D reports Title Аpplied Aspects of Conservation of Biotopes of the Roztochia Biosphere Reserve as nn Object of the Emerald Network (Roztochia-Ua0000121) popup.stage_title Літопис природи за 2025 р. т. 39 Head Striamets Halyna V., Кандидат сільськогосподарських наук Registration Date 13-03-2026 Organization Roztochia Nature Reserve popup.description1 Identify threats to the existence of biotopes that are home to rare species of flora and fauna and develop measures for their preservation based on long-term monitoring of the state of protected ecosystems, the population structure of rare species of flora, fungi and fauna listed in the Red Book of Ukraine and current international legal acts involving students and young scientists in the implementation of the biocenotic monitoring program in the nature reserves of the Roztochia region. popup.description2 Results of the first stage of the biodiversity research project of the Roztochya Biosphere Reserve (BRR) demonstrate significant scientific value due to the comprehensive approach and integration of data from various sources. By implementing modern information technologies, particularly passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) and camera traps, the Roztochya BRR is a pioneer among Ukraine's conservation institutions. A trend towards warming has been identified (average winter temperature higher than normal) and an unstable moisture regime (significant rainfall, downpours, and thunderstorms in summer). The map of rare biotopes has been refined, and a map of threats to their existence has been developed. Observation databases for fauna, meteorological indicators, and phenological data have been enriched. The age and spatial structure of cenopopulations of 14 rare species have been refined. A deterioration in the state of the Dactylorhiza maculata cenopopulation has been identified, and mowing the grass after flowering has been recommended. The stability of cenopopulations of Platanthera chlorantha, Platanthera bifolia, Epipactis helleborine, Neottia nidus-avis, and Cypripedium calceolus has been established. New cenopopulations of Epipactis helleborine, Lycopodium annotinum, and Cypripedium calceolus have been discovered. New fauna monitoring data has been obtained, with 42,912 photos and 2,609 informative observations collected. The presence of Alces alces, Lutra lutra, Castor fiber, Felis silvestris, and others has been confirmed. Automated acoustic monitoring of birds has enabled the accumulation of over 587,000 detections of 170 bird species (with a confidence threshold of >= 0.95). The application of passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) for studying vertebrate fauna is an innovative method that allows for the acquisition of data that are difficult or impossible to obtain through traditional means. Product Description popup.authors Stryamets Serhiy P. Strus Vasylyna O. Striamets Nataliia S. Karabchuk Dmytro Yu. Ференц Наталія Михайлівна Khomyn Ihor H. Hrebelna Valentyna O. Skobalo Oksana S. Skolskyi Ihor M. Strus Yurii M. popup.nrat_date 2026-03-13 Close