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The Forests of Ukraine have been a focal point of significant investment in conservation and infrastructure over the last three years. Under the guidance of Yurii Bolokhovets, efforts have centered around enhancing forest management and transitioning to environmentally responsible practices. However, challenges persist, such as the exposure of a timber theft scheme in the Volyn region, where forestry employees were implicated in a substantial embezzlement operation. Furthermore, forests in the Sumy region face threats from incendiary attacks by drones, used by Russian forces to intentionally start fires. These activities underscore the ongoing balancing act between advancement in conservation and the persistent risks threatening Ukraine's forests.

What are the recent investments in the Forests of Ukraine?

Recent investments in the Forests of Ukraine focus on conservation and improving forestry infrastructure. Over the past three years, there has been record investment aimed at natural forest conservation and promoting environmentally responsible forestry practices.

What illegal activities have been uncovered in the forests of Ukraine?

In the forests of Ukraine, a large-scale timber theft scheme was uncovered in the Volyn region. This illegal operation involved forestry employees who embezzled significant amounts of timber, estimated at over UAH 6.4 million, leading to legal actions and severe consequences.

How are drones impacting forests in the Sumy region of Ukraine?

Drones used by Russian invaders are causing significant dangers to the forests in the Sumy region. These drones drop incendiary mixtures, leading to fires and threatening the ecological stability of the forests, highlighting the urgent need for forest protection measures.

Who is leading the forest conservation efforts in Ukraine?

Yurii Bolokhovets has been at the forefront of leading forest conservation efforts in Ukraine. Under his leadership, there has been a significant push towards investment in forestry infrastructure and transitioning to sustainable forest management practices.

What steps are being taken to improve forest management in Ukraine?

Ukraine is taking significant steps to improve forest management through increased investment in conservation and infrastructure, the promotion of environmentally responsible forestry, and tackling illegal activities that threaten forest integrity.

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News Forests of Ukraine

Russian drones and aerial bombs have scorched over 42 hectares of Ukrainian forests in week. PHOTOS Russian drones and aerial bombs have scorched over 42 hectares of Ukrainian forests in week. PHOTOS Russian attacks have been the main cause of forest fires in Ukraine over the past week. Debris from enemy UAVs, strikes by guided munitions and FPV drones have caused fires across more than 42 hectares of forest – this accounts for more than three-quarters of the total area affected by fires... 903 3 Previously in trend: Chornobyl fire

"In three years, we have invested more in forest conservation than in previous few decades," – Yurii Bolokhovets "In three years, we have invested more in forest conservation than in previous few decades," – Yurii Bolokhovets Record investment in forestry infrastructure, the launch of systematic efforts to conserve natural and unmanaged forests, and preparations for the transition to environmentally responsible forestry – these are the key achievements in the environmental protection sphere of the State Enterprise... 807 25

Large-scale timber theft scheme exposed in Volyn region: organiser commited suicide. PHOTOS Large-scale timber theft scheme exposed in Volyn region: organiser commited suicide. PHOTOS The members of the criminal organisation illegally cut down trees worth over UAH 6.4 million in the forest land of the State Enterprise "Forests of Ukraine". As it turned out, six forestry employees were involved in the embezzlement scheme. 4 894 17

Occupier drop cans with incendiary mixture on Sumy region forests from drones - SE "Forests of Ukraine". PHOTO Occupier drop cans with incendiary mixture on Sumy region forests from drones - SE "Forests of Ukraine". PHOTO Russian invaders use drones to drop cans of incendiary mixture on the forests of the Sumy region. When they hit the ground, they shatter, causing a fire. 6 213 27