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Sustainable Forestry 65 (1) 2021
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Sustainable Forestry 65 (1) 2021

On the New Strategy of the Forest Sector Development of the Russian Federation till 2030

By E. Shvarts, Institute of Geography of the Russian Academy of Sciences; A. Yaroshenko, Greenpeace Russia; D. Zamolodchikov, the Center for Ecology and Productivity of Forests pf the Russian Academy of Sciences; N. Shmatkov, FSC Russia

Rational Use of Abandoned Agricultural Lands: a step forward, two steps back

By E. Shvarts and N. Kazantsev, Institute of Geography of the Russian Academy of Sciences; A/ Baibar, Ph. D. student at the Moscow State University

International Experience of Use of Landscape-Geographical Approach to Sustainable Forest Management Planning

By A. Khoroshev, the Moscow State University

International Experience of Use of Landscape-Ecological, Landscape-Social and Landscape-Aesthetic Approaches to Sustainable Forest Management Planning

By A. Khoroshev, the Moscow State University

Development and Testing of Forest Cover Change Analysis Methodology at the Russian Caucasus for the Last 50 Years

By N. Rogova, the Goose, Swan and Duck Study Group for the Northern Eurasia; V. Skvortsova, the Moscow State University

On Living Age Limits of Scots Pine and Its Stands in Forest Belts in the Altay Kray

By N. Debkov, independent forest management expert; D. Kuzmenkin, the Federal Nature Reserve “Tigireksky”; A. Gribkov, the People’s Front “For Russia!” in the Altay Kray; L. Pozhidaeva, Ecological Active NGO
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