‘BIRD ISLANDS’ ATLAS
DTEK Renewable continues to safeguard biodiversity by supporting the ‘Bird Islands’ environmental project on the Tyligul Estuary in the Mykolaiv region.
We have been monitoring the project’s progress since 2024 and are now publishing the ‘Bird Islands’ Atlas. This is an annual, objective report on the project’s findings regarding the impact of artificial islands on the estuary’s birdlife.
The author of the Atlas is Ihor Herzhyk, head of the research department at the Tyligul Regional Landscape Park, a recognised ornithologist in Ukraine and an honoured photographer. Every year he studies the process of bird nesting and rearing of young, including on artificial islands. The research is conducted to assess the project’s effectiveness and identify opportunities for its improvement.
The ‘Birds’ Islands’ project is DTEK Renewable’s contribution to the conservation of Ukraine’s avifauna. We recognise the importance of the project and plan to continue supporting it.
You can view the ‘Bird Islands’ Atlas via the links below: