Projects
The “Conservation and Restoration of Steppes and Diversification of Phytomass Use for Energy Purposes” project aims to preserve steppe ecosystems and to develop a practical, environmentally sound model for working with phytomass in order to harness the energy accumulated in it. Steppes are losing their natural grass consumers, becoming overgrown with shrubs, accumulating dead plant material, and growing increasingly vulnerable to fires. Yet this challenge can be turned into a resource: processed phytomass can serve as fuel or as animal feed.
"Celestial Water" is a practical workshop on rainwater harvesting and use as a tool for adaptation to climate change. Author: Bohdan Popov, Head of the MEY and Head of the "Hlyboki Balyky" ecostation.
In 2025, the Ukrainian Ecostation Network, together with the "Hlyboki Balyky", "Cape Komariv on Bakota”, and “The Rock of Practical Botany” ecostations, implemented a series of environmental educational activities for World Water Day across various regions of Ukraine.