The funds from the grant for the "Rewilding for Eco-settlements and Eco-stations" project will support several key initiatives aimed at enhancing biodiversity conservation and educating local communities on the value of their natural resources. 

Implementation Locations and Key Activities:

Chmyrivka: Set up biodiversity and water conservation stands near two dams.
Svitankove: Establish birdwatching points and informational stands by a large lake.
Zeleni Kruchy: Develop a pedestrian zone around a lake with educational stands.
Omelyanivka: Create an eco-trail and a stand near a conserved forest.
Kolo Forest: Install biodiversity information stands on festival grounds.
Space of Love: Build an eco-trail and a river crossing in a landscape reserve.
Kuyalnyk: Design stands, birdwatching points, and eco-routes.

These initiatives include:

Creation of Information Stands:

Design and installation of informational stands that detail the local flora and fauna in each eco-settlement.
These stands will also provide insights into rewilding processes, the importance of biodiversity, and the potential for local development through sustainable practices.
Educational Programs and Awareness Campaigns:

Development and implementation of educational programs tailored to local needs, focusing on rewilding, birdwatching, thematic tourism, and sustainable land management.
Organizing community workshops and informational sessions to raise awareness about the economic and environmental benefits of biodiversity conservation.
Development of Thematic Tourism:

Establishing birdwatching points and eco-trails that encourage eco-friendly tourism, which can provide economic benefits to the communities while promoting conservation.
Designing eco-routes that highlight the unique environmental features of the regions, attracting both local and international tourists interested in nature conservation.
Biodiversity Audits and Mapping:

Involving experts to conduct comprehensive audits of local flora and fauna, which will serve as the basis for the information provided on the stands and other educational materials.
Development of detailed maps of flora and fauna for each eco-settlement, enhancing the educational impact of the stands and helping guide conservation efforts.
Infrastructure for Conservation:

Construction of pedestrian zones around key natural sites, such as lakes and forests, to facilitate access while minimizing environmental impact.
Installation of facilities that support sustainable tourism and conservation activities, such as viewing platforms and discreet birdwatching shelters.
Support for Local Economic Development through Conservation:

Promoting models of carbon economy by illustrating how conservation activities like forest preservation can be economically viable through mechanisms such as carbon offsets.
Encouraging the exploration of alternative revenue streams from preserved natural resources, contrasting these with traditional but less sustainable economic activities.
These funded initiatives are designed to create a sustainable model of environmental stewardship that benefits both the ecosystems and the local communities economically and socially. Through this project, local communities will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to actively participate in and benefit from the conservation and sustainable use of their natural resources.