Project objectives 
1. Mapping damage to protected area  and biosphere reserves: 
- Collection and processing of satellite data to assess changes within protected area  and biosphere reserves.
- Identification of areas destroyed or damaged due to hostilities. 
2. Monitoring of the ecological state:
- Analysis of changes in landscapes, flora and fauna of bioreserves. 
- Identification of areas with critical ecological changes. 
3. Study of the impact of anthropogenic factors: 
- Analysis of land use change (in particular, illegal logging, construction, agricultural development).
- Study of the impact of population migration and new economic activities on bioreserves.
4. Development of an interactive GIS platform:
- Creation of a geoportal for visualization of data on the state of bioreserves. 
- Providing access to information for scientists, environmental organizations and government agencies.
5. Recommendations for restoration and conservation: 
- Development of restoration plans for damaged areas. 
- Formulation of adaptation policies to changes in natural ecosystems.

 Target audience: Government authorities. Nature protection area. Civil society organizations.  International environmental funds. Local communities. 
Tools and methods:  
Territory monitoring
- Use of high-resolution satellite images (30-40 cm/pixel) to monitor changes in bioreserves.
- Use of UAVs for individual studies.
- LIDAR scanning if necessary to obtain more accurate data on forest cover and forest quality.
- Biometric monitoring to collect data on flora and fauna.