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Biosphere reserves of Ukraine (Ukrainian: Біосферні резервати України) are preservation territories of international importance that are part of the Nature-Preservation Fund of Ukraine.

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The Ukrainian legislation has its own regulations about biosphere reserves which differs slightly from international. Nonetheless, Ukraine recognizes the International designation for natural conservation as well. Thus in Ukraine exist two concepts: biosphere reserves and biosphere preserves (Ukrainian: біосферні заповідники, romanized: biosferni zapovidnyky).

Biosphere preserves existed in the Soviet Union before establishment of the UNESCO's Man and the Biosphere Programme in 1971. Particularly in Ukraine, Carpathian Biosphere Reserve was created in 1968, but was admitted to the MAB programme only after fall of the Soviet Union in 1992.

The Chernobyl Radiation and Ecological Biosphere Reserve, which was created by the President in 2016,[1] is a biosphere preserve (zapovidnyk) but not a UNESCO biosphere reserve.

Since 2012 there are eight biosphere reserves in Ukraine from the original three that the country inherited from the Soviet Union (Ukrainian SSR).

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No.NameEst.UNESCOArea (ha)RegionsManaging AuthorityNotes
1Askania-Nova1983198533,307Kherson OblastNational Academy of Agrarian SciencesSeven Natural Wonders
2Black Sea Biosphere Reserve1983198489,129Kherson and Mykolaiv OblastsNational Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
3Carpathian Biosphere Reserve1968199257,880Zakarpattia OblastMinistry of Ecology of UkraineWorld Heritage Site
4Danube Biosphere Reserve (Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve)1998199850,252Odesa Oblast, RomaniaNational Academy of Sciences of Ukrainetransboundary
5Uzh National Nature Park and San River Regional Landscape Park (East Carpathian Biosphere Reserve)NNP199858,587Zakarpattia and Lviv Oblasts, Poland, SlovakiaInternational Cooperative AdministrationWorld Heritage Site, transboundary
-Shatsk Biosphere Reserve[2]NNP200248,977Volyn Oblastbecame part of West Polesie in 2012
6Desna Biosphere ReserveNNP200958,293Chernihiv Oblast
7Roztochchia Biosphere ReserveNP2011Lviv Oblast, Poland
8West PolesieNNP201275,075Belarus, Poland, Ukrainetransboundary[3]

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