The key principle of the Arctic development should be nature-saving nature management. The agro-landscape-ecological zoning of the Far North fodder ecosystems developed at the V.R. Williams Federal Research Centre for Forage Production and Agroecology is aimed at this very goal. About 90 % of Murmansk District is occupied by reindeer pastures, in some places disturbed as a result of their irrational use by reindeer herders, mining, construction, and transport; the ecological state of the territory is tense. In Yamal District, reindeer pastures occupy 65 % of the area; the ecological state of the ecosystems is tense or even critical in some places. The area of lichen tundras has decreased by 3,5–4 times, total fodder reserves in lichen-moss tundras, in those areas where they are still preserved, have decreased by 3–10 times. The total reserves of green grass fodder and shrubs has decreased by 1.5–2 and 2–8 times, respectively. Desertification of highlands (bare sands occupied about 6 %) and waterlogging of lowland areas is going on. Technogenic impact on tundra ecosystems disturbs soil and vegetation cover, hydrological regime. Waterlogging of lowlands due to thermoerosion is starting. It is necessary to find compromises between economy, ecology, social and national interests.
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10.29003/m4157.0514-7468.2023_46_2/186-197
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Trofimov, I.A., Trofimova, L.S., Yakovleva, E.P., Snakin, V.V., Khrisanov, V.R., Rybalsky, N.G., Muravyeva, E.V.
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Far North ecosystems, agricultural zoning, reindeer pastures, industrial development, conservation, rational use of natural resources.
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Trofimov, I.A., Trofimova, L.S., Yakovleva, E.P., Snakin, V.V., Khrisanov, V.R., Rybalsky, N.G., Muravyeva, E.V., “Agro-landscape and ecological zoning of forage ecosystems of the Russian Arctic”, Zhizn Zemli [Life of the Earth] 46, no 2, 186–197 (2024) (in Russ., abstr. in Engl.). DOI: 10.29003/m4157.0514-7468.2023_46_2/186-197.
Agro-landscape and ecological zoning of forage ecosystems of the Russian Arctic
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- Trofimov, I.A., Trofimova, L.S., Yakovleva, E.P., “Natural forage lands of Russia”, Ispol’zovanie i okhrana prirodnykh resursov v Rossii [Use and protection of natural resources in Russia] 2 (170), 76–89 (2022) (in Russian).
- Trofimov, I.A., Trofimova, L.S., Yakovleva, E.P., et al., “Agro-landscape and ecological zoning as the basis for sustainable development of agriculture in Eastern Siberia and the Far East”, Biosfera [Biosphere] 14, no. 3, 193–199 (2022). DOI: 10.24855/biosfera.v14i3.695 (in Russian).
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- Golovatin, M.G., Morozova, L.M., Ektova, S.N., Paskhalny, S.P., “The change of tundra biota at Yamal peninsula (the North of the Western Siberia, Russia) in connection with anthropogenic and climatic shifts”, Tundras: Vegetation, Wildlife and Climate trends (New York: Nova Sci. Publ., 2010).
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