Miklyaeva I.M., Bocharnikov M.V., Kadetov N.G., Leonova N.B. Galina Ogureeva, an Outstanding Russian Scientist: Geographer, Biogeographer, Ecologist // Ecosystems: ecology and dynamics. No 3. 2025. P. 5-77. | Abstract | PDF | Reference
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- Members of the expedition to the Mongolian Altai, 2013 (here and below photos by I. Miklyaeva)
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- Expedition members taking a break on their way to the Mongolian Altai, 2013
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- At the foothill of the Mongolian Altai, 2013
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- Members of geobotanical expedition taking a break in the Khangai Mountains, 2014
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- Road and the lack of those near the Khangai Mountains, 2014
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- Tumentsogt Station, Eastern Mongolia
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- At the Dinaric Alps in Slovenia, May 2014 (photo by N. Kadetov)
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- Expedition with students to the Shirvan National Park, Azerbaijan, January 2005 (photo by I. Zadorina)
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- Visiting at herbarium with students at the Department of Biogeography, February 2006 (photo by A. Kadetova)
Galina Nikolaevna Ogureeva is a well-known Russian scientist, biological and botanical geographer, and ecologist. She is a Doctor of Geographical Sciences, professor in M.V. Lomonosov Moscow University, and one of the founders of the scientific biogeographical school of Moscow University. Her contribution to the development of biogeographical and bioecological mapping, botanical and geographical zoning has received wide recognition in Russia and abroad, and a large number of her works devoted to mountain biogeography, geography of biodiversity, and a biome concept are reflected in more than 260 publications, including articles in both Russian and foreign scientific journals, monographs, textbooks and teaching aids, popular science publications, maps in numerous atlases.
Galina Nikolaevna Ogureeva is an outstanding teacher. She has developed and then taught courses for a number of biogeographical disciplines that are in demand at Moscow University and in many other Russian and foreign universities. She has helped several generations of students, postgraduates, and candidates of sciences, who then continued to work in Russian and foreign institutes and universities. Today, she continues her active and fruitful scientific and pedagogical work.
Keywords: creative path, expeditions, scientific research and educational process, selected publications.
DOI: 10.24412/2542-2006-2025-3-5-77
EDN: EIWCEP