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Theriological School
The Theriological School is a professional and educational network that unites specialists in mammalogy of Ukraine and adjacent countries Poland, Belarus, Estonia, Russia, and Romania. The school holds annual meetings for its members.
Theriological School was started as one of the sections of the Ukrainian Theriological Society (UTS) of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (NAS) on 24 November 1993 by a joint decision of three institutions: the Ukrainian Theriological Society, the Ministry of Nature Conservation, and the Commission on the Reserves of the NAS of Ukraine. Since its foundation, Therioschool became one of the main activities of the UTS. Igor Zagorodniuk, deputy head of the UTS, is one of the initiators of the creation and a leading figure of Theriological School (together with O. Fedorchenko, O. Kiselyuk and V. Pokinchereda).
The first newsletter was distributed on 24 November 1993. The initial annual conference took place on 3 October 1994 at Carpathian Biosphere Reserve. The first issue of the journal Proceedings of the Theriological School was published in 1998 and presented at the National University of Kharkiv. In 2000, the newsletter was converted to a bulletin titled Novitates Theriologicae. A website for the Ukrainian Theriological Society was created on 25 May 2003.
All activities of Theriological School are managed entirely by its Board and its regular participants. The Board organizes each seminar, which typically takes place in one of the nature or biosphere reserves, or at biological stations of one of the universities. Occasionally, conferences are held in cities with universities, institutes, or museums of natural history (e.g., the XII Terioschool in Luhansk, XIII in Kamianets-Podilskyi, and XXIV in Odesa).
The concept of the Theriological School was formulated in the journal Nature Reserves in Ukraine (1999). The key tasks, developed by all 24 schools, are:
Therioschool exists in two main forms: as a network of professionals and as an annual seminar (workshop). The network includes more than 200 respondents from Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, Estonia, Moldova, Romania, Hungary (listed in descending order by participation). The seminar typically gathers about 30–70 participants and lasts an average of five days.
The school follows a uniform scheme, detailed on the society's website [3]. Main features include:
The Journal of the Theriological School, originally titled Proceedings of the Theriological School (PTS), is registered in the International Center for Registration of Scientific Publications with ISSN 2312-2749 (print) and ISSN 2074-2274 (online). In 2018, the journal changed its title to Theriologia Ukrainica.
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Theriological School
The Theriological School is a professional and educational network that unites specialists in mammalogy of Ukraine and adjacent countries Poland, Belarus, Estonia, Russia, and Romania. The school holds annual meetings for its members.
Theriological School was started as one of the sections of the Ukrainian Theriological Society (UTS) of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (NAS) on 24 November 1993 by a joint decision of three institutions: the Ukrainian Theriological Society, the Ministry of Nature Conservation, and the Commission on the Reserves of the NAS of Ukraine. Since its foundation, Therioschool became one of the main activities of the UTS. Igor Zagorodniuk, deputy head of the UTS, is one of the initiators of the creation and a leading figure of Theriological School (together with O. Fedorchenko, O. Kiselyuk and V. Pokinchereda).
The first newsletter was distributed on 24 November 1993. The initial annual conference took place on 3 October 1994 at Carpathian Biosphere Reserve. The first issue of the journal Proceedings of the Theriological School was published in 1998 and presented at the National University of Kharkiv. In 2000, the newsletter was converted to a bulletin titled Novitates Theriologicae. A website for the Ukrainian Theriological Society was created on 25 May 2003.
All activities of Theriological School are managed entirely by its Board and its regular participants. The Board organizes each seminar, which typically takes place in one of the nature or biosphere reserves, or at biological stations of one of the universities. Occasionally, conferences are held in cities with universities, institutes, or museums of natural history (e.g., the XII Terioschool in Luhansk, XIII in Kamianets-Podilskyi, and XXIV in Odesa).
The concept of the Theriological School was formulated in the journal Nature Reserves in Ukraine (1999). The key tasks, developed by all 24 schools, are:
Therioschool exists in two main forms: as a network of professionals and as an annual seminar (workshop). The network includes more than 200 respondents from Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, Estonia, Moldova, Romania, Hungary (listed in descending order by participation). The seminar typically gathers about 30–70 participants and lasts an average of five days.
The school follows a uniform scheme, detailed on the society's website [3]. Main features include:
The Journal of the Theriological School, originally titled Proceedings of the Theriological School (PTS), is registered in the International Center for Registration of Scientific Publications with ISSN 2312-2749 (print) and ISSN 2074-2274 (online). In 2018, the journal changed its title to Theriologia Ukrainica.
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