The overall number of population of the Black Stork in Ukraine is close to 800 nesting pairs. 150 breeding pairs of the Black Stork inhabit Carpathian region, whereas 650 breeding pairs inhabit Ukrainian Polissya. Breedi...
Due to the forest management and development of tourism and winter sports, many mountain areas are intensively used. Therefore, they have been experiencing a high degree of anthropogenic degradation. In the paper the env...
Duszatyńskie Lakes are characterized by high diatom richness – 217 taxa from 52 genera were identified there, from which the most numerous were Achnathidium catenatum, A. minutissimum
var. minutissimum, Fragilaria lept...
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Robert Stopka (2011). Geomorfologiczne skutki działalności bobra europejskiego Castor fiber w dolinie górnego Sanu. Roczniki Bieszczadzkie, 19(1),
319-334. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-150601
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