Integrated protection against trunk pests. Conducted using aerosol technologies with biological preparations and predatory insects Thanasimus formicarius.
Mineral fertilization is carried out to increase the resistance of green spaces to climate changes, pests, diseases, and to maintain them under high anthropogenic load.
Forest pathology surveys are conducted for general monitoring of the sanitary condition of forests and green spaces. They help detect pathological processes in the forest at an early stage.
To control the spread of pests and forest diseases, it is necessary to accurately determine which harmful organism we are dealing with. Laboratory analysis quickly and efficiently provides such information.
On the territory of DSLP Kharkivlisozahyst, there is a recreational area (a place for relaxation) created by the employees of the forest protection enterprise. Additionally, more than 30 different species of ornamental plants grow on the territory of DSLP Kharkivlisozahyst.
Knowledge to Save Trees: "Green Construction" Workers Resume Training
On March 28, 2025, specialists from the State Forestry Enterprise "Kharkivlisozakhyst" conducted a training session for workers of the Municipal Enterprise "Kharkivzelenbud". The topic of discussion was the main leaf-eating, needle-eating, and stem pests affecting the urban greenery of Kharkiv.
During the training, participants thoroughly examined the biological development characteristics of these pests, their harmful effects, signs of tree infestation, and modern methods of pest control. Special attention was given to an integrated approach to protecting green spaces, which includes biological control methods.
The session was conducted as an active discussion where participants asked questions and shared their own experiences. "Kharkivzelenbud" employees received useful educational booklets with practical recommendations that will help them effectively apply the acquired knowledge in their work. Following the event, a decision was made to continue cooperation and organize additional training sessions to further improve specialists' qualifications.
Specialist explaining pest characteristics during the training session
The training emphasized the importance of early detection and prevention methods to maintain healthy urban greenery. Participants learned to identify different stages of pest development and appropriate intervention strategies for each case.
Close-up of educational materials about tree pests
Group discussion during the training session
Participants examining samples of infected plant material
The training included practical demonstrations of proper tree inspection techniques and safe application of control measures in urban environments.
Wide shot of the training session with all participants
Visual presentation about pest life cycles
Participants receiving educational booklets at the end of training
Below is the video from the training session:
The collaboration between "Kharkivlisozakhyst" and "Kharkivzelenbud" demonstrates the importance of continuous education in urban forestry management. Such initiatives help maintain the health of city greenery while minimizing environmental impact through sustainable pest control methods.