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Bachelor Thesis MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE OF UKRAINE NATIONAL AVIATION UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGIES DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY APPROVED TO DEFENCE Head of the Graduate Department _____________ V.F. Frolov «_____» ____________ 2020 BACHELOR THESIS (EXPLANATORY NOTE) SPECIALTY 101 «ECOLOGY», TRAINING PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM “ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION” Theme: «Emerald Network Development in Ukraine» Done by: student of the ERIES – EK-402 group (№527/ст.), Oksana A. Zhuravelg (student, group, surname, name, patronymic) Scientific Supervisor: Cand. of Geology Sc., Senior Researcher, Associated Professor, Tamara V. Dudar g (academic degree, academic rank, surname, name, patronymic) Standards Inspector: _____________ Andrian A. Iavniuk 1 (signature) (S.N.P) KYIV 2020 0 МІНІСТЕРСТВО ОСВІТИ І НАУКИ УКРАЇНИ НАЦІОНАЛЬНИЙ АВІАЦІЙНИЙ УНІВЕРСИТЕТ ФАКУЛЬТЕТ ЕКОЛОГІЧНОЇ БЕЗПЕКИ, ІНЖЕНЕРІЇ ТА ТЕХНОЛОГІЙ КАФЕДРА ЕКОЛОГІЇ ДОПУСТИТИ ДО ЗАХИСТУ Завідувач випускової кафедри _____________ В.Ф. Фролов «_____» ____________ 2020 р. ДИПЛОМНА РОБОТА (ПОЯСНЮВАЛЬНА ЗАПИСКА) ВИПУСКНИКА ОСВІТНЬОГО СТУПЕНЯ БАКАЛАВРА ЗА СПЕЦІАЛЬНІСТЮ 101 «ЕКОЛОГІЯ» ОПП «ЕКОЛОГІЯ ТА ОХОРОНА НАВКОЛИШНЬОГО СЕРЕДОВИЩА» Тема: «Розвиток Смарагдової мережі в Україні» Виконавець: студентка групи EK-402 (№527/ст.), Журавель Оксана Анатоліївна а(студент, група, прізвище, ім’я, по батькові) Керівник: канд.геол.-мін.наук, доцент кафедри екології Дудар Тамара Вікторівна (науковий ступінь, вчене звання, прізвище, ім’я, по батькові) Нормоконтролер: ______________ Явнюк А. А. п лололлоодлдлдлдлддлдлд (підпис) (П.І.Б.) КИЇВ 2020 0 NATIONAL AVIATION UNIVERSITY Faculty of Environmental Safety, Engineering and Technologies Department of Ecology Specialty, training professional program: specialty 101 «Ecology», Training Professional Program “Ecology and Environmental Protection” (code, name) APPROVED Head of the Department ___________ Frolov V.F. «____» _________ 20__ BACHELOR THESIS ASSIGNMENT Oksana A. Zhuravel 1. Theme: «Emerald Network Development in Ukraine» approved by the Rector on April 04, 2020, № 527/ст. 2. Duration of work: from 25.05.2020 to 21.06.2020. 3. Output work (project): literary sources, legislative documents, Google Earth, map of Emerald Network objects, Shadow List map. 4. Content of explanatory note: (list of issues): analytical review of the literature on the topic of the diploma; overview of materials on Emerald Network and Natura 2000 in terms of Europe and Ukraine; evaluation of Shadow List of the Kropyvnytskyi region and Malovyskivskyi district. 5. The list of mandatory graphic (illustrated materials): tables, figures, diagrams. 0 6. Schedule of thesis fulfillment № Advisor’s Task Term з/п signature Receive themes task, search the literature 1 27.04.2020 and legislation Preparing the main part 2 03.05.2020 (Chapter I) Preparing the main part 3 15.05.2020 (Chapter ІІ) Preparing the main part 4 24.05.2020 (Chapter ІІІ) Formulating conclusions and 5 27.05.2020 recommendations of the thesis Verification of graduate work by 6 29.05.2020 supervisor 7 Consultation with the norms controller 05.06.2020 8 Presentation of the work at the department 10.06.2020 Taking into account the comments and 9 recommendations 15.06.2020 and training to protect 10 Thesis defense at the department 18.06.2020 7. Date of task issue: «27» April 2020 Diploma (project) advisor: ______________ Tamara V. Dudar (advisor’s signature) (S.N.P.) Task is taken to perform: _______________ Oksana A. Zhuravel (graduate’s signature) (S.N.P.) 0 НАЦІОНАЛЬНИЙ АВІАЦІЙНИЙ УНІВЕРСИТЕТ Факультет екологічної безпеки, інженерії та технологій Кафедра екології Спеціальність, освітньо-професійна програма: спеціальність 101 «Екологія», ОПП «Екологія та охорона навколишнього середовища» (шифр, найменування) ЗАТВЕРДЖУЮ Завідувач кафедри ___________Фролов В.Ф. «____» _________ 20__ р. ЗАВДАННЯ на виконання дипломної роботи Журавель Оксани Анатоліївни 1. Тема роботи: «Розвиток Смарагдової мережі в Україні» затверджена наказом ректора від «27» квітня 2020 р. №527/ст. 2. Термін виконання роботи: з 25.05.2020 р. по 21.06.2020 р. 3. Вихідні дані роботи: літературні джерела, законодавчі документи, знімки Google Earth, карта об’єктів Смарагдової мережі, карта Тіньового списку. 4. Зміст пояснювальної записки: аналітичний огляд літератури за темою диплома; аналіз матеріалу щодо Смарагдової мережі і Натури 2000 в межах Європи і України; оцінка тіньового списку Кропивницької області, Маловисківського району. 5. Перелік обов’язкового графічного (ілюстративного) матеріалу: таблиці, рисунки, діаграми. 0 6. Календарний план-графік № Термін Підпис Завдання з/п виконання керівника Отримання теми завдання, пошук 1 літературних джерел та законодавчої 27.04.2020 бази Підготовка основної частини 2 03.05.2020 (Розділ І) Підготовка основної частини 3 05.056.2020 (Розділ ІІ) Підготовка основної частини 4 24.05.2020 (Розділ ІІІ) Формулювання висновків та 5 27.05.2020 рекомендацій дипломної роботи Перевірка дипломної роботи 6 29.05.2020 керівником 7 Консультація з нормоконтролером 05.06.2020 8 Представлення роботи на кафедрі 10.06.2020 Урахування зауважень, рекомендацій 9 15.06.2020 та підготовка до захисту 10 Захист роботи на кафедрі 18.06.2020 7. Дата видачі завдання: «27» квітня 2020 р. Керівник дипломної роботи (проекту): ________________ Дудар Т. В. ф (підпис керівника) (П.І.Б.) Завдання прийняв до виконання: _______________ Журавель О.А. (підпис випускника) (П.І.Б.) 0 ABSTRACT Explanatory note to thesis «The development of the Emerald Network in Ukraine»: 62 pages, 11 figures, 4 tables, 1 diagram, 39 references. Object of research – development of the Emerald Network within the territory of Ukraine. Aim оf work – to determine the preconditions for the creation of the Emerald Network in Ukraine, its current state and prospects for the future. Mehods of research: analysis, data comparison, statistical data processing, work with maps and other literary sources. EMERALD NETWORK, BIOGEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS, NATURE RESERVE FUND, SHADOW LIST, BERN CONVENTION, NATURA 2000. 0 CONTENT LIST OF SYMBOLIC NOTATIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS ................................... 9 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 10 CHAPTER 1. BACKGROUND OF THE EMERALD NETWORK ........................... 12 1.1. Bern Convention ...................................................................................................... 12 1.2. Natura 2000 ............................................................................................................... 15 1.2.1. Bird Directive ..................................................................................................... 17 1.2.2. Habitat Derivative ............................................................................................... 18 1.3. Conclusions to Chapter 1 ........................................................................................... 20 CHAPTER 2. CREATION OF THE EMERALD NETWORK IN UKRAINE ........ 22 2.1. Creation of the Emerald Network in Ukraine ........................................................... 22 2.2. Biogeographical regions ............................................................................................ 29 2.3. Natural zones ............................................................................................................. 31 2.4. Conclusions to Chapter 2 .......................................................................................... 35 CHAPTER 3. EMERALD NETWORK WITHIN THE KROPYVNYTSKYI REGION ............................................................................................................................ 36 3.1. Physical and geographical characteristics of the region ........................................... 36 3.2. Characteristics of natural reserved objects within the region .................................. 40 3.3. Shadow list ................................................................................................................ 44 3.4. Malovyskivskyi district ............................................................................................ 49 3.5. Conclusions to Chapter 3 .......................................................................................... 55 CONCLUSION .................................................................................................................. 57 LIST OF REFERENCES ................................................................................................. 58 8 LIST OF SYMBOLIC NOTATIONS, ABBREVIATIONS AND NOTIONS EN – Emerald Network; NRF – nature reserve fund; SL – Shadow list. 9 INTRODUCTION Relevance of the work. Today, the countries of the European Union, in contrast to Ukraine, have a high percentage of nature reserves in the total area. The main purpose of the Emerald Network (EN) is to preserve the conservation of natural fauna, flora and habitats within and outside the European Union. Ukraine is considered an industrial and agricultural country, imperfect legal framework, a large number of enterprises, irresponsible attitude of the relevant authorities, all these factors have led to imperfect development of the nature reserve fund (NRF) and the EN in Ukraine. Aim and tasks of the diploma work - the aim of the work is to determine the preconditions for the creation of the EN in Ukraine, its current state and prospects for the future. Tasks of the work: 1. To analyze the prerequisites for the creation and development
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