War & Ecology

Types of Environmental Damage

Land Pollution

Explosions, mines, and military machinery scar the land permanently. Toxic remnants, including fuel, lead, and depleted uranium, poison the soil and harm vegetation.

Water Pollution

Bombed dams, leaking pipelines, and military waste introduce pollutants into rivers, lakes, and underground aquifers — making water unsafe for people, animals, and ecosystems.

Air Pollution

Explosions, vehicle emissions, and toxic burn pits release particulate matter and harmful chemicals into the air, affecting respiratory health and accelerating climate change.

Our Missions

Ecosystem Recovery

We work to restore damaged ecosystems through reforestation, soil rehabilitation, and reintroduction of native species in war-affected landscapes.

Environmental Monitoring

Our teams gather critical environmental metrics — including water toxicity, soil contamination, and air quality — using mobile labs and sensor stations.

Community Empowerment

We empower local communities with the knowledge, tools, and training to take part in post-conflict ecological protection and long-term resilience.

Wildlife Tracking

We monitor animal movement across conflict zones using satellite collars and drone observation to assess displacement and threats to biodiversity.

Contamination Detection

We use drone imagery, satellite data, and on-site sampling to detect chemical, radiological, and biological hazards — ensuring timely and safe cleanup operations.

Policy & Advocacy

We work with national and international bodies to embed environmental protection in conflict response strategies and hold violators accountable.

Support Ukraine’s Environmental & Humanitarian Recovery

Your contribution can help restore devastated ecosystems, rebuild communities, and provide vital humanitarian aid. We encourage you to support trusted organizations working directly on the ground: