RETURN - Restoring Environments in Ukraine
This project is about capacity building and knowledge exchange with respect to enviromental restoration of ecosystems that have sustained damage due to the war in Ukraine.
A field in the village Kalynivka - a suburb to Kiev - where an oil refinery was bombed early in the war and caused oil spill everywhere. Photo: Victor Karamushka
The project is a cooperation between SLU and National University of Kyiv Mohyla Academy (NaUKMA) focusing on capacity building and knowledge exchange with respect to enviromental restoration of ecosystems that have sustained damage due to the war.
We work together to identify areas in need of restoration, discuss and then conduct a preliminary enviromental assessment, and then together develop tailored methodologies based on our collective experience for how these sites can be restored.
Project time
2023-2024
The project has been extended until 2025.
External funding
Swedish Institute
Media coverage
SLU news article
Wetlands return after the dam disaster in Ukraine | Medarbetarwebben
In Swedish Radio and Television
Ryska invasionen förödande för miljön i Ukraina
News, Swedish Radio, 24 August.
Återuppbyggnad kan ske med ett större miljötänk än tidigare
News from Swedish Science Radio, 25 August.
Så drabbas miljön i krigets Ukraina.
Interview with Viktor Karamushka and Brian Kuns (SLU). Tidningen Natur, 25 August.
Han kartlägger Ukrainakrigets enorma påverkan på miljön
News from Swedish Science Radio, 25 August.
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