Methods and results of sampling statistic inventory of forest stands of national natural park “Gomilshansky lisy”
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https://doi.org/10.26565/2075-5457-2017-28-16Keywords:
national natural park “Gomilshansky Lisy”, sampling statistic forest inventory, monitoringAbstract
The methodology and the main results of sampling statistic forest inventory conducted in 2005 and2009 inNNP "Gomilshanski lisy" are described. At the territory of the park permanent use the network of inventory plots with density 350×350 mwas projected, mapping at plots was carried out, and wide range of indicators characterizing forest stands was evaluated. The inventory of forest stands of NNP "Gomilshanski lisy" allowed obtaining current, detailed, statistically substantiated characteristics of park woodland, including quantitative assessment of forest condition, productivity and natural regeneration in stands, study the dynamics of indicators characterizing the natural processes and human impact on forest ecosystems. In addition, using the results of the inventory there were assessed 11 quantitative indicators of 3 criteria of sustainable forest management for NNP as of 2005 and 2009. Regular observations at permanent inventory plots allow building time series to assess the dynamics of indicators i.e. to realize forest monitoring. The inventory can be the basis for scientific analysis of ecological and environmental roles, and for development of a plan of farming and implementation of environmental activities in NNP "Gomilshanski lisy".
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