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Kyiv's botanical garden staring at disaster as Russia targets Ukraine’s energy sector
Destruction of Ukraine's energy infrastructure puts botanical garden's rare and exotic species in danger.
The Mykola Hryshko national botanical garden in Kyiv. Founded in 1935, it is Ukraine's biggest garden and one of the largest in Europe. It is home to about 13,000 species of trees, flowers and other plants from around the world. The 52-hectare (130 acres) site has scientific departments and two laboratories.
But the park is now staring at disaster. In recent months, Russia has systematically destroyed most of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. The city authorities have said they will not be able to guarantee supply in the freezing months ahead.
A view of an orchid that have been sent to space at the greenhouse of Hryshko National Botanical Garden in Kyiv on Sept. 7, 2024
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Kyiv's botanical garden staring at disaster as Russia targets Ukraine’s energy sector
Destruction of Ukraine's energy infrastructure puts botanical garden's rare and exotic species in danger.
The Mykola Hryshko national botanical garden in Kyiv. Founded in 1935, it is Ukraine's biggest garden and one of the largest in Europe. It is home to about 13,000 species of trees, flowers and other plants from around the world. The 52-hectare (130 acres) site has scientific departments and two laboratories.
But the park is now staring at disaster. In recent months, Russia has systematically destroyed most of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. The city authorities have said they will not be able to guarantee supply in the freezing months ahead.
Visitors as seen at the greenhouse of Hryshko National Botanical Garden in Kyiv on Sept. 7, 2024
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Kyiv's botanical garden staring at disaster as Russia targets Ukraine’s energy sector
Destruction of Ukraine's energy infrastructure puts botanical garden's rare and exotic species in danger.
The Mykola Hryshko national botanical garden in Kyiv. Founded in 1935, it is Ukraine's biggest garden and one of the largest in Europe. It is home to about 13,000 species of trees, flowers and other plants from around the world. The 52-hectare (130 acres) site has scientific departments and two laboratories.
But the park is now staring at disaster. In recent months, Russia has systematically destroyed most of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. The city authorities have said they will not be able to guarantee supply in the freezing months ahead.
Zhanna Yaroslavska, 56, photographed at the greenhouse of Hryshko National Botanical Garden in Kyiv on Sept. 7, 2024
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Kyiv's botanical garden staring at disaster as Russia targets Ukraine’s energy sector
Destruction of Ukraine's energy infrastructure puts botanical garden's rare and exotic species in danger.
The Mykola Hryshko national botanical garden in Kyiv. Founded in 1935, it is Ukraine's biggest garden and one of the largest in Europe. It is home to about 13,000 species of trees, flowers and other plants from around the world. The 52-hectare (130 acres) site has scientific departments and two laboratories.
But the park is now staring at disaster. In recent months, Russia has systematically destroyed most of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. The city authorities have said they will not be able to guarantee supply in the freezing months ahead.
Roman Ivannikov photographed at the greenhouse of Hryshko National Botanical Garden in Kyiv on Sept. 7, 2024
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Kyiv's botanical garden staring at disaster as Russia targets Ukraine’s energy sector
Destruction of Ukraine's energy infrastructure puts botanical garden's rare and exotic species in danger.
The Mykola Hryshko national botanical garden in Kyiv. Founded in 1935, it is Ukraine's biggest garden and one of the largest in Europe. It is home to about 13,000 species of trees, flowers and other plants from around the world. The 52-hectare (130 acres) site has scientific departments and two laboratories.
But the park is now staring at disaster. In recent months, Russia has systematically destroyed most of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. The city authorities have said they will not be able to guarantee supply in the freezing months ahead.
Pineapples grow at the greenhouse of Hryshko National Botanical Garden in Kyiv on Sept. 7, 2024
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Kyiv's botanical garden staring at disaster as Russia targets Ukraine’s energy sector
Destruction of Ukraine's energy infrastructure puts botanical garden's rare and exotic species in danger.
The Mykola Hryshko national botanical garden in Kyiv. Founded in 1935, it is Ukraine's biggest garden and one of the largest in Europe. It is home to about 13,000 species of trees, flowers and other plants from around the world. The 52-hectare (130 acres) site has scientific departments and two laboratories.
But the park is now staring at disaster. In recent months, Russia has systematically destroyed most of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. The city authorities have said they will not be able to guarantee supply in the freezing months ahead.
A view of the greenhouse of Hryshko National Botanical Garden in Kyiv on Sept. 7, 2024
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Kyiv's botanical garden staring at disaster as Russia targets Ukraine’s energy sector
Destruction of Ukraine's energy infrastructure puts botanical garden's rare and exotic species in danger.
The Mykola Hryshko national botanical garden in Kyiv. Founded in 1935, it is Ukraine's biggest garden and one of the largest in Europe. It is home to about 13,000 species of trees, flowers and other plants from around the world. The 52-hectare (130 acres) site has scientific departments and two laboratories.
But the park is now staring at disaster. In recent months, Russia has systematically destroyed most of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. The city authorities have said they will not be able to guarantee supply in the freezing months ahead.
A view Azaleas at the greenhouse of Hryshko National Botanical Garden in Kyiv on Sept. 7, 2024
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Kyiv's botanical garden staring at disaster as Russia targets Ukraine’s energy sector
Destruction of Ukraine's energy infrastructure puts botanical garden's rare and exotic species in danger.
The Mykola Hryshko national botanical garden in Kyiv. Founded in 1935, it is Ukraine's biggest garden and one of the largest in Europe. It is home to about 13,000 species of trees, flowers and other plants from around the world. The 52-hectare (130 acres) site has scientific departments and two laboratories.
But the park is now staring at disaster. In recent months, Russia has systematically destroyed most of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. The city authorities have said they will not be able to guarantee supply in the freezing months ahead.
Volunteers sell cactuses at the charitable fair in support of the Ukrainian army at the greenhouse of Hryshko National Botanical Garden in Kyiv on Sept. 7, 2024
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Kyiv's botanical garden staring at disaster as Russia targets Ukraine’s energy sector
Destruction of Ukraine's energy infrastructure puts botanical garden's rare and exotic species in danger.
The Mykola Hryshko national botanical garden in Kyiv. Founded in 1935, it is Ukraine's biggest garden and one of the largest in Europe. It is home to about 13,000 species of trees, flowers and other plants from around the world. The 52-hectare (130 acres) site has scientific departments and two laboratories.
But the park is now staring at disaster. In recent months, Russia has systematically destroyed most of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. The city authorities have said they will not be able to guarantee supply in the freezing months ahead.
Iryna Yudakova, 56, a volunteer at Hryshko National Botanical Garden in Kyiv on Sept. 7, 2024
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Kyiv's botanical garden staring at disaster as Russia targets Ukraine’s energy sector
Destruction of Ukraine's energy infrastructure puts botanical garden's rare and exotic species in danger.
The Mykola Hryshko national botanical garden in Kyiv. Founded in 1935, it is Ukraine's biggest garden and one of the largest in Europe. It is home to about 13,000 species of trees, flowers and other plants from around the world. The 52-hectare (130 acres) site has scientific departments and two laboratories.
But the park is now staring at disaster. In recent months, Russia has systematically destroyed most of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. The city authorities have said they will not be able to guarantee supply in the freezing months ahead.
A view of the greenhouse at Hryshko National Botanical Garden in Kyiv on Sept. 7, 2024
Anastasia Vlasova / Guardian / eyevine
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