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Архив метки: rare species

DYNAMICS OF ORNITHOCOMPLEXES OF THE FOREST AND FOREST-STEPPE ZONES OF THE IVANOVO AND TULA REGIONS WHEN CHANGING BACKGROUND CLIMATE AND WATER CONTENT OF RIVERS IN CONDITIONS OF ANTHROPOGENIC IMPACT

Ecology and dynamics Опубликовано 30 декабря, 2022 автором admin30 декабря, 2022

Shapovalova I.B. Dynamics Of Ornithocomplexes Of The Forest And Forest-Steppe Zones Of The Ivanovo And Tula Regions When Changing Background Climate And Water Content Of Rivers In Conditions Of Anthropogenic Impact // Ecosystems: Ecology and Dynamics. No. 4. 2022. P. 50-70. | Abstract | PDF | Reference |

 

Common lizard (Lacerta vivipara), June 2021 (Photo by I.B.Shapovalova)
Common viper (Vipera berus), July 2022 (Photo by I.B.Shapovalova)
Chick of the European nightjar (Caprimulgus europaeus), taken on 23/07/2022, in a pine forest with the lower layer formed by blueberries, near the margine, in the area of the Sakhtysh-Rubskoye peat mining (Photo by M.E.Koshelev)
Male wheatear (Oenanthe oenanthe), June 2019 (Photo by I.B.Shapovalova)

Common morel (Morchella esculenta) in the clearing near the Bogatyrevo Village (Photo by I.B.Shapovalova)
Yellowhammer (Emberiza citrinella), May 2022 (Photo by I.B.Shapovalova)
The nest of black-tailed godwits (Limosa limosa) in the fallow field near the Bogatyrevo Village, May 2022 (Photo by I.B.Shapovalova)
A pair of black-tailed godwits (Limosa limosa) in the fallow field near the Bogatyrevo Village, May 2022 (Photo by I.B.Shapovalova)

Globeflower (Trollius europaeus) on a mesophilic meadow near the Bogatyrevo Village, May 2022 (Photo by I.B.Shapovalova)
Green tiger beetle (Cicindela campestris) on a country road along the field, near the Bogatyrevo Village, in the area of the Sakhtysh-Rubskoye peat mining, May 2022 (Photo by I.B.Shapovalova)
Red-tailed bumblebee (Bombus lapidarius) on a mesophilic meadow near the Bogatyrevo Village, May 2022 (Photo by I.B.Shapovalova)
A young common moorhen (Gallinula chloropus) on the Ptan River in Kurkinsky District, Tula Region, July 2019 (Photo by I.B.Shapovalova)

In this article we present the results of monitoring of ornithocomplexes of floodplain ecosystems of the basins of small rivers of Tula and Ivanovo regions on the example of the rivers Ptan and Vyazma for the period 2019-2022. There is given a characteristic of the composition and structure of the floodplain ornithocomplexes of small rivers of the zone of mixed forests and forest-steppe zone. The analysis of seasonal and multi-annual dynamics of the floodplain ornithocomplex is according to the main transformation indicators (species diversity and abundance). The previously developed methodology for assessing the transformation of coastal ornithocomplexes of regulated sections of small rivers located in intrazonal conditions has been tested. The relationship between the species composition and abundance of coastal ornithocomplexes has been established.

Keywords: Russia, Ivanovo Region, Tula region, monitoring, dynamics, assessment, impact factor, zone of mixed and broad-leaved forests, forest-steppe zone, floodplain ecosystems, river floodplain, intrazonal landscape, aridization, hydrological regime, climate, precipitation, humidity, species composition, number, population density, abundance, ornithocomplexes, population, rare species, Red Book, swamp-near-water complex.

Acknowledgements. The author would like to thank the chief editor and reviewers of the “Ecosystems: Ecology and Dynamics” for their assistance with this publication. The author also expresses a special gratitude to Zh.V. Kuzmina and E.I. Tobolova.

Funding. The work was carried out for the Water Problems Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences as part of the research work for 2022-2024 “Study of Geoecological Processes in Hydrological Systems of Land, Formation of the Quality of Surface and Ground Waters, Problems of Water Resources Management and Water Use under Conditions of Climate Change and Anthropogenic Impact”, No. FMWZ-2022-0002, State Registration No. AAAA-A18-118022090104-8.

DOI: 10.24412/2542-2006-2022-4-50–70

EDN: JWYDZG

 

Рубрика: article-4-2022, News | Метки: abundance, aridization, assessment, climate, dynamics, floodplain ecosystems, forest-steppe zone, humidity, hydrological regime, impact factor, intrazonal landscape, Ivanovo Region, monitoring, number, ornithocomplexes, population, population density, precipitation, rare species, Red Book, river floodplain, Russia, species composition, swamp-near-water complex, Tula region, zone of mixed and broad-leaved forests

THE INFLUENCE OF SPRING HUNTING ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF GEESE OF THE KUMO-MANYCH DEPRESSION

Ecology and dynamics Опубликовано 28 марта, 2022 автором admin4 июля, 2022

Demyanets S.S., RosenfeldS.B. The Influence of Spring Hunting on the Distribution of Geese of the Kumo-Manych Depression // Ecosystems: ecology and dynamics. No 1. 2022. P. 134-146. | Abstract | PDF | Reference |

 

 

Red-breasted geese and Greater White-fronted geese (photo by Yu.V.Babichev)
White-headed ducks (Oxyura leucocephala; photo by S.B. Rosenfeld)
Great white heron (Ardea alba), killed by poachers (photo by S.B.Rosenfeld)
Red-breasted geese in the flock of Greater White-fronted geese (photo by S.S.Demyanets)

Red-breasted geese (photo by Yu.V.Babichev)
Great crested grebe in spring plumage (photo by Yu.V.Babichev)
Dalmatian pelican’s colonies on the islands of Manytch (photo by S.B.Rosenfeld)
Hides and geese profiles of hunters located at the water’s edge, which is a gross violation of the rules of hunting (photo by S.S.Demyanets)

Greater White-fronted geese (photo by Yu.V.Babichev)
The flock of Red-breasted geese on the field within the area with open hunt (photo by Yu.V. Babichev)
Poacher in the hide near the mute swan shot on the nest (photo by S.B. Rosenfeld)

The influence of spring hunting on geese has long been recognized throughout the world as the main component of the decline in their total number. Unfortunately, the spring hunt for migratory birds, which has long been abandoned by all European, part of Asian and North American countries, is still underway in Russia. This negates the efforts of specially protected natural areas to preserve rare species of Anseriformes. Restrictions on spring hunting at the regional level can be introduced with great difficulty, mainly due to the powerful hunting lobby. Measures to restrict spring hunting in the Republic of Kalmykia were carried out from 2008 to 2012, and during this period, an increase in the number of this species was noted. In 2019, after no measures were taken to restrict hunting in the Republic of Kalmykia, a smaller number of red-breasted goose at the stop can be noted compared to the one when restrictive measures were in force. In our opinion, the results of the study are a good illustration of the strong influence spring hunting has on the populations of Anseriformes, which are forced to use only a part of the territory suitable for migratory stops. The most effective measures will be the complete closure of the spring hunting for waterfowl in the Kumo-Manych depression and the creation of temporary mobile resting zones on key water bodies of the depression during the autumn-winter hunting season. In 2020, thanks to this study, the regional hunting parameters prohibited spring hunting for waterfowl on the territory of the Kumo-Manych depression in the Republic of Kalmykia and Stavropol district.

This article presents scientific evidence of the negative influence of the disturbance factor during the spring hunting period on both rare and hunting species of geese. This study can serve as an example for other regions of Russia, where it is required to introduce restrictive measures during the spring hunting for waterfowl.

Keywords: spring hunting, anseriformes, rare species, red-breasted goose, bird protection.

Funding. The research was carried out for the ЕС LIFE16 NAT/BG/000847 Grant “Life for Safe Flight”.

Acknowledgements. The authors express their gratitude to the administration and employees of the “Chyornye Zemli” Reserve, to A.V. Nikitin, the director of the “Manych-Gudilo” Tourist and Hunting Complex, and his pilots, as well as to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection of the Republic of Kalmykia. We also thank A.S. Opaev for his help with statistical methods and for his valuable comments.

DOI: 10.24412/2542-2006-2022-1-134-146

Метки: anseriformes, bird protection, rare species, red-breasted goose, spring hunting

OBJECTIVES AND LANDSCAPE-BIOGEOGRAPHIC BACKGROUND OF THE USTYANSKY NATURE PARK (ARKHANGELSK OBLAST, MIDDLE TAIGA) PART 2. BIODIVERSITY OF THE “NAUCHNY” CLUSTER OF THE USTYANSKY NATURE PARK

Ecology and dynamics Опубликовано 31 марта, 2020 автором admin3 июля, 2020

Emelyanova L.G., Leonova N.B., Oboturov A.S. OBJECTIVES AND LANDSCAPE-BIOGEOGRAPHIC BACKGROUND OF THE USTYANSKY NATURE PARK (ARKHANGELSK OBLAST, MIDDLE TAIGA) PART 2. BIODIVERSITY OF THE “NAUCHNY” CLUSTER OF THE USTYANSKY NATURE PARK // Ecosystems: ecology and dynamics. 2020. Vol. 4. No. … Read next

Метки: «Scientific» cluster, European part of Russia, flora, middle taiga, ornithofauna, rare species, theriofauna, Ustyansky Nature Park

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