RESEARCH
Scientific work in Pasvik Nature Reserve includes:
Pasvik Nature Reserve conducts:
- scientific research,
- ecological monitoring.
Pasvik Nature Reserve conducts:
- flora and fauna inventories,
- thematic mapping,
- researching the ecology of particular object groups,
- researching the current state and the development dynamics of primary ecosystems,
- solving fundamental research and practical issues.
RESEARCH
Scientific work in the nature reserve within the regulations currently consists
of:
Pasvik Nature Reserve conducts:
of:
- exploratory research and
- environmental monitoring.
Pasvik Nature Reserve conducts:
- flora and fauna inventories,
- thematic mapping,
- research on ecology of particular groups of objects,
- research on current state and dynamics of development of primary ecosystems.
The scientists work both on the territory of the nature reserve and in the closest surrounding areas. Since the middle of the 1990s the research has been conducted across from the central part of the nature reserve in the mountain area of Kaskama and Korablekk. Since 2017 this area belongs to Korablekk Nature Park. To the south from the nature reserve near Rajakoski and Janiskoski villages there are several monitoring routes and monitoring spots.
In the first decade the nature reserve carried out inventories of flora and fauna, laid the foundations for monitoring of natural processes, and worked on Nature Chronicles program (Philonov, Nukhimovskaya, 1987; Nature Chronicles, 1997–2014; Makarova, Polikarpova, 2008).
In the first decade the nature reserve carried out inventories of flora and fauna, laid the foundations for monitoring of natural processes, and worked on Nature Chronicles program (Philonov, Nukhimovskaya, 1987; Nature Chronicles, 1997–2014; Makarova, Polikarpova, 2008).
Later the range of scientific activities expanded: fundamental biological and geographical research and ecological monitoring in the areas of industrial facilities have started, the number of international research projects significantly increased (Polikarpova, 2006; Khlebosolov et al., 2007; Makarova, 2008; Sobchuk, Zatsarinny, 2011; Kolskaya.., 2012; Kuznetsov et al., 2012, 2013; Polikarpova et al., 2013).
International Research
Since 1993 Pasvik Nature Reserve together with the Norwegian side have been conducting international transboundary research in the Pasvik River valley.
In 1993 registration of small mammals has started on both banks of the Pasvik River - at Kalkupya (Russia) and Rovavaara (Norway) stations.
Since 1994 the international registration of the waterfowl has been conducted in the Pasvik River - from the former Hestefoss rapid to Jordanfoss at the joint wetland called Fjärvann/Heyhenjärvi/Schaanning Research Site/ or Puhozero. On the Russian side this site was included to the Strategical List of Wetlands of International Importance (Ramsar List) in 2000. The international registration takes place four times a year: twice in spring and twice in autumn. The research is a part of cooperation within the Pasvik-Inari Trilateral Park. Pasvik Nature Reserve and the Norwegian Institute for Bioeconomic Research (NIBIO) Svanhovd are responsible for the action.
In 1993 registration of small mammals has started on both banks of the Pasvik River - at Kalkupya (Russia) and Rovavaara (Norway) stations.
Since 1994 the international registration of the waterfowl has been conducted in the Pasvik River - from the former Hestefoss rapid to Jordanfoss at the joint wetland called Fjärvann/Heyhenjärvi/Schaanning Research Site/ or Puhozero. On the Russian side this site was included to the Strategical List of Wetlands of International Importance (Ramsar List) in 2000. The international registration takes place four times a year: twice in spring and twice in autumn. The research is a part of cooperation within the Pasvik-Inari Trilateral Park. Pasvik Nature Reserve and the Norwegian Institute for Bioeconomic Research (NIBIO) Svanhovd are responsible for the action.
International Research
Since 1993 Pasvik Nature Reserve and colleagues from Norway have been conducting international transboundary research in the Pasvik River valley.
In 1993 countings of small mammals began on both banks of the Pasvik River: at the Kalkupya (Russia) and Rovavaara (Norway) stations.
Since 1994 an international countings of waterbirds has been conducted in the Pasvik River from the former Hestefoss rapid to Jordanfoss at the joint wetland called Fjärvann/Heyhenjärvi/Schaanning Research Site/ or Puhozero. On the Russian side, this site was included to the Strategical List of Wetlands of International Importance (Ramsar List) in 2000. The international count route is surveyed four times a year: twice in spring and twice in autumn. The research is a part of cooperation within the Pasvik-Inari Trilateral Park. Pasvik Nature Reserve and the Norwegian Institute for Bioeconomic Research (NIBIO) Svanhovd are responsible for the research.
In 1993 countings of small mammals began on both banks of the Pasvik River: at the Kalkupya (Russia) and Rovavaara (Norway) stations.
Since 1994 an international countings of waterbirds has been conducted in the Pasvik River from the former Hestefoss rapid to Jordanfoss at the joint wetland called Fjärvann/Heyhenjärvi/Schaanning Research Site/ or Puhozero. On the Russian side, this site was included to the Strategical List of Wetlands of International Importance (Ramsar List) in 2000. The international count route is surveyed four times a year: twice in spring and twice in autumn. The research is a part of cooperation within the Pasvik-Inari Trilateral Park. Pasvik Nature Reserve and the Norwegian Institute for Bioeconomic Research (NIBIO) Svanhovd are responsible for the research.
Since 2007 Pasvik Nature Reserve together with the NIBIO Svanhovd and Finnish colleagues from Metsähallitus (Lapland Parks and Wildlife) have been carrying out the brown bear monitoring in the Pasvik River valley, using non-inntrusive methods like DNA-analysis and camera traps. Learn more about brown bear monitoring here.
Since 2017 Russian and Norwegian scientists have started regular ichthyological research in the Pasvik River, first and foremost they study salmonides, genetic characteristics, ecology and toxicology of fish.
Since 2017 Russian and Norwegian scientists have started regular ichthyological research in the Pasvik River, first and foremost they study salmonides, genetic characteristics, ecology and toxicology of fish.
Pasvik Nature Reserve faces complex and impressive tasks to improve the scientific program and the associated monitoring network.
This is important for the research within the Pasvik-Inari Trilateral Park, for the studying of the climate change impact in the Barents Region, for the state assessment of the terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems affected by industrial enterprises - hydropower and water level regulations in the Inari Lake and the Pasvik River, mining sites in Nikel, and closing of the smelter in 2020.
This is important for the research within the Pasvik-Inari Trilateral Park, for the studying of the climate change impact in the Barents Region, for the state assessment of the terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems affected by industrial enterprises - hydropower and water level regulations in the Inari Lake and the Pasvik River, mining sites in Nikel, and closing of the smelter in 2020.
O. Makarova - science pioneer
Since the establishment and till the beginning of 2005 scientific research in Pasvik Nature Reserve was conducted by Olga Makarova, deputy director for science, PhD, honored ecologist of the Russian Federation. She played a very important role in the development of science, ecological education and international cooperation between Russia, Norway and Finland.
During the first five years the inventories of the key protected species were made, lists of flora and fauna species were arranged and published. It was a challenging task, but the scientists from the eldest nature reserves in the Murmansk region - Laplandsky and Kandalakshsky - came to the aid together with Kola Science Centre, Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden and many other universities.
During the first five years the inventories of the key protected species were made, lists of flora and fauna species were arranged and published. It was a challenging task, but the scientists from the eldest nature reserves in the Murmansk region - Laplandsky and Kandalakshsky - came to the aid together with Kola Science Centre, Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden and many other universities.
Основатель научной работы в Пасвике — О. А. Макарова
From the time when Pasvik Nature Reserve was founded to the beginning of 2005 Olga Makarova was the chief scientist. Makarova was a Deputy Director for Science and Research, Ph. D in Biology and Honored Environmentalist of Russia. Her role in the development of science, environmental education and international relations at the borders of Russia, Norway and Finland can’t be overstated.
During the first five years scientists conducted inventories of the key objects of conservation, made and published list of plants and animals. Definitely, it was not easy to invite experts for this work. Scientists from the following institutions helped the nature reserve: Lapland and Kandalaksha Nature Reserves (the oldest ones in Murmansk Region), Kola Science Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Avrorin Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden and many Russian universities from.
During the first five years scientists conducted inventories of the key objects of conservation, made and published list of plants and animals. Definitely, it was not easy to invite experts for this work. Scientists from the following institutions helped the nature reserve: Lapland and Kandalaksha Nature Reserves (the oldest ones in Murmansk Region), Kola Science Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Avrorin Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden and many Russian universities from.
It was important to disseminate information about the new nature reserve and thanks to O.Makarova the annual report on the state of nature ecosystems and species - Nature Chronicles - has been published. (Nature Chronicles..., 1997–2011).
Nature Chronicles - the monitoring of natural processes and phenomena throughout the year - is the top priority of the Department for Science. Learn more about Nature Chronicles here.
Nature Chronicles - the monitoring of natural processes and phenomena throughout the year - is the top priority of the Department for Science. Learn more about Nature Chronicles here.
Early stage
At the first stages of research there were 2-3 people who worked in the Department of Science and Research of the nature reserve. Their efforts were not enough. To conduct flora (vascular plants), lichen and fauna inventories the nature reserve invites researchers from the Avrorin Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Kirovsk, Murmansk region).
Botanist V. Kostina with the assistance of research staff member M. Smetannikova took part in an international expedition and carried out field research, collected plants for herbarium and made the first annotated list of plants for a publication. In the expedition they took part in there were researchers from Russia, Norway and Finland. (Kostina, 1995, 1998, 2003).
Ad hoc floristic studies of aquatic plants and addition to the herbarium were later carried out by a postgraduate student of Petrozavodsk State University N. Kaneva, a researcher at the Avrorin Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden (Kaneva, Aspholm, 2006).
Let us note the botanists I. Blinova and T. Filimonova, who contributed to the development of botanical research in the nature reserve in its initial period (Nature Chronicles, 1997-2011).
Lichenologist T. Dudoreva from the Avrorin Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden inspected the lichen flora on the right bank of the Pasvik River. The first list of lichens of the nature reserve and its surrounding area and a complete collection of species appeared in the Nature Chronicles (Nature Chronicles..., 2003). By the beginning of the twenty-first century the nature reserve got its first yet incomplete list of mosses identified by A. Likhachev and O. Belkina from the Avrorin Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden (Nature Chronicles..., 2011).
Modern research
Since 2007 an expedition of scientists from the Forest Institute of Karelia Science Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences comes to the nature reserve every year.
Botanist A. Kravchenko conducted a detailed survey of the nature reserve, clarifies the list of vascular plants in the nature reserve and its surrounding area, collects plants for herbarium and makes a new, expanded annotated list of species, publishes new data on the findings of species (Kravchenko, 2009, 2011; Kravchenko, Sennikov, 2009 ; Kravchenko, Kuznetsov, 2012; Kravchenko, 2020).
At the same time the inventory of the lichen flora was carried out, areas previously not visited by lichenologists were inspected, both in the nature reserve and in the surrounding area in the Pasvik River valley. An annotated list was made by an international group of scientists and published (Fadeeva et al., 2011, 2013; Urbanavichyus, Fadeeva, 2013; Urbanavichyus, Fadeeva, 2018). The information was confirmed by the collection of lichens.
At this time the work on the survey of bryophytes (liverworts and leafy mosses) began as well. (Boychuk and Kuznetsov, 2012; Boychuk et al., 2012; Boychuk, 2013; Borovichev, 2013; Borovichev and Boychuk, 2018).
Mycologists O. Predtechenskaya, A. Ruokolainen, V. Krutov (Karelia Science Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences) and Yu. Khimich (Institute of Industrial Ecology of the North of Kola Science Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences) conducted a research on aphyllophoroid fungi and basidiomycetes of the nature reserve, made collections (Khimich, 2010; Predtechenskaya, 2011; Ruokolainen et al., 2011; Krutov et al., 2012). N. Berlin, researcher from Lapland Nature Reserve was involved in the research on basidiomycetes. A consolidated list of fungi of Pasvik Nature Reserve was made as the result of cooperation between mycologists from different institutions (2016).
Since 2018 a group of scientists from the Forest Institute of Karelia Science Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences has been establishing a series of integrated monitoring areas to study the state of pine forests. The research has been led by A. Kryshenya (Doctor of Biological Sciences).
At the first stages of research there were 2-3 people who worked in the Department of Science and Research of the nature reserve. Their efforts were not enough. To conduct flora (vascular plants), lichen and fauna inventories the nature reserve invites researchers from the Avrorin Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Kirovsk, Murmansk region).
Botanist V. Kostina with the assistance of research staff member M. Smetannikova took part in an international expedition and carried out field research, collected plants for herbarium and made the first annotated list of plants for a publication. In the expedition they took part in there were researchers from Russia, Norway and Finland. (Kostina, 1995, 1998, 2003).
Ad hoc floristic studies of aquatic plants and addition to the herbarium were later carried out by a postgraduate student of Petrozavodsk State University N. Kaneva, a researcher at the Avrorin Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden (Kaneva, Aspholm, 2006).
Let us note the botanists I. Blinova and T. Filimonova, who contributed to the development of botanical research in the nature reserve in its initial period (Nature Chronicles, 1997-2011).
Lichenologist T. Dudoreva from the Avrorin Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden inspected the lichen flora on the right bank of the Pasvik River. The first list of lichens of the nature reserve and its surrounding area and a complete collection of species appeared in the Nature Chronicles (Nature Chronicles..., 2003). By the beginning of the twenty-first century the nature reserve got its first yet incomplete list of mosses identified by A. Likhachev and O. Belkina from the Avrorin Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden (Nature Chronicles..., 2011).
Modern research
Since 2007 an expedition of scientists from the Forest Institute of Karelia Science Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences comes to the nature reserve every year.
Botanist A. Kravchenko conducted a detailed survey of the nature reserve, clarifies the list of vascular plants in the nature reserve and its surrounding area, collects plants for herbarium and makes a new, expanded annotated list of species, publishes new data on the findings of species (Kravchenko, 2009, 2011; Kravchenko, Sennikov, 2009 ; Kravchenko, Kuznetsov, 2012; Kravchenko, 2020).
At the same time the inventory of the lichen flora was carried out, areas previously not visited by lichenologists were inspected, both in the nature reserve and in the surrounding area in the Pasvik River valley. An annotated list was made by an international group of scientists and published (Fadeeva et al., 2011, 2013; Urbanavichyus, Fadeeva, 2013; Urbanavichyus, Fadeeva, 2018). The information was confirmed by the collection of lichens.
At this time the work on the survey of bryophytes (liverworts and leafy mosses) began as well. (Boychuk and Kuznetsov, 2012; Boychuk et al., 2012; Boychuk, 2013; Borovichev, 2013; Borovichev and Boychuk, 2018).
Mycologists O. Predtechenskaya, A. Ruokolainen, V. Krutov (Karelia Science Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences) and Yu. Khimich (Institute of Industrial Ecology of the North of Kola Science Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences) conducted a research on aphyllophoroid fungi and basidiomycetes of the nature reserve, made collections (Khimich, 2010; Predtechenskaya, 2011; Ruokolainen et al., 2011; Krutov et al., 2012). N. Berlin, researcher from Lapland Nature Reserve was involved in the research on basidiomycetes. A consolidated list of fungi of Pasvik Nature Reserve was made as the result of cooperation between mycologists from different institutions (2016).
Since 2018 a group of scientists from the Forest Institute of Karelia Science Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences has been establishing a series of integrated monitoring areas to study the state of pine forests. The research has been led by A. Kryshenya (Doctor of Biological Sciences).
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Боровичев Е. А., Бойчук М. А. Мохообразные заповедника «Пасвик». Петрозаводск: КарНЦ РАН, 2018. 123 с. Download PDF
Урбанавичюс Г. П., Фадеева М. А. Лихенофлора заповедника «Пасвик»: разнообразие, распространение, экология, охрана. Петрозаводск: КарНЦ РАН, 2018. 173 с. Download PDF
Грибы заповедника «Пасвик» / Сост. Ю. Р. Химич, А. В. Руоколайнен, О. О. Предтеченская / Ред. Н. В. Поликарпова. Рязань: НП «Голос губернии», 2016. 40 с. (на русс. яз с приложением на латин., норв. и фин. языках). Download PDF
Боровичев Е. А., Бойчук М. А. Мохообразные заповедника «Пасвик». Петрозаводск: КарНЦ РАН, 2018. 123 с. Download PDF
Урбанавичюс Г. П., Фадеева М. А. Лихенофлора заповедника «Пасвик»: разнообразие, распространение, экология, охрана. Петрозаводск: КарНЦ РАН, 2018. 173 с. Download PDF
Грибы заповедника «Пасвик» / Сост. Ю. Р. Химич, А. В. Руоколайнен, О. О. Предтеченская / Ред. Н. В. Поликарпова. Рязань: НП «Голос губернии», 2016. 40 с. (на русс. яз с приложением на латин., норв. и фин. языках). Download PDF
Early stage
In the early 1990s O. Makarova organized the research on waterbird species.
From 1991 to 2000 V. Bianki, a chief scientist of Kandalaksha Nature Reserve, Doctor of Biological Sciences studied the nesting of waterbirds at the northern border of their distribution in Fennoscandia on the basis of Pasvik Nature Reserve (Bianki, 1997, 1999).
Since the foundation of our nature reserve we have been assisted by the researchers from Lapland Nature Reserve. The primary survey of the ornithofauna of forests has been carried out by A. Gilyazov and the monitoring of small mammals populations at the border between Russia and Norway (since 1994) has been carried out by G. Kataev, Ph.D in Biology (Nature Chronicles.., 1997-2013; Kataev, Makarova, 2007).
Modern research
Since 1998 spring ornithological research has been carried out by scientists from Ryazan State University. Before the group was led by E. Khlebosolov (Professor, Doctor of Biological Sciences), since 2008 it has been led by I. Zatsarinny (Ph.D. in Biology, a resident of the Scientific Laboratory of Evolutionary Ecology of the Russian State University).
The research includes:
Before 2007 professor E. Khlebosolov annually brought a large team of students and postgraduates to the nature reserve. These research teams performed a significant amount of work and helped the nature reserve (Nature Chronicles..., 1997-2011; Khlebosolov et al., 2007; Zatsarinny, 2007; Ananyeva et al., 2007).
Since 2003 I. Zatsarinny, a student of Ryazan State University has been working in the nature reserve under the supervision of professor E. Khlebosolov. He conducts spring and summer counts of true sparrows and waterbirds, autumn counts of grouse species and has been studying the ecology of tits.
Until now he has been conducting ornithological research in the nature reserve almost without breaks. He conducts a part of the research independently, a part with fellow ornithologists, students and with the participation of ornithologists of the nature reserve I. Bulycheva, A. Bolshakov, E. Valovoy (Bulycheva, 2008; Sobchuk, Zatsarinny, 2011; Zatsarinny et al., 2012; Zatsarinny, Sobchuk, 2012; Zakoldaeva et al., 2012; Aspholm et al., 2012; Hans Schaanning..., 2014; Zatsarinny et al., 2018, 2019).
In the early 1990s O. Makarova organized the research on waterbird species.
From 1991 to 2000 V. Bianki, a chief scientist of Kandalaksha Nature Reserve, Doctor of Biological Sciences studied the nesting of waterbirds at the northern border of their distribution in Fennoscandia on the basis of Pasvik Nature Reserve (Bianki, 1997, 1999).
Since the foundation of our nature reserve we have been assisted by the researchers from Lapland Nature Reserve. The primary survey of the ornithofauna of forests has been carried out by A. Gilyazov and the monitoring of small mammals populations at the border between Russia and Norway (since 1994) has been carried out by G. Kataev, Ph.D in Biology (Nature Chronicles.., 1997-2013; Kataev, Makarova, 2007).
Modern research
Since 1998 spring ornithological research has been carried out by scientists from Ryazan State University. Before the group was led by E. Khlebosolov (Professor, Doctor of Biological Sciences), since 2008 it has been led by I. Zatsarinny (Ph.D. in Biology, a resident of the Scientific Laboratory of Evolutionary Ecology of the Russian State University).
The research includes:
- counts of waterbirds,
- counts of true sparrows and grouse species,
- identification of the population structure and the formation mechanisms of true sparrows communities,
- registration of occurrence of species.
Before 2007 professor E. Khlebosolov annually brought a large team of students and postgraduates to the nature reserve. These research teams performed a significant amount of work and helped the nature reserve (Nature Chronicles..., 1997-2011; Khlebosolov et al., 2007; Zatsarinny, 2007; Ananyeva et al., 2007).
Since 2003 I. Zatsarinny, a student of Ryazan State University has been working in the nature reserve under the supervision of professor E. Khlebosolov. He conducts spring and summer counts of true sparrows and waterbirds, autumn counts of grouse species and has been studying the ecology of tits.
Until now he has been conducting ornithological research in the nature reserve almost without breaks. He conducts a part of the research independently, a part with fellow ornithologists, students and with the participation of ornithologists of the nature reserve I. Bulycheva, A. Bolshakov, E. Valovoy (Bulycheva, 2008; Sobchuk, Zatsarinny, 2011; Zatsarinny et al., 2012; Zatsarinny, Sobchuk, 2012; Zakoldaeva et al., 2012; Aspholm et al., 2012; Hans Schaanning..., 2014; Zatsarinny et al., 2018, 2019).
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Позвоночные животные заповедника «Пасвик» / Под ред. Н. В. Поликарповой. – Петрозаводск: КарНЦ РАН, 2018. 182 с. Download PDF
Зацаринный И. В., Собчук И. С., Большаков А. А., Булычева И. А., Макарова О. А., Поликарпова Н. В., Варюхин В. С., Грибова М. О., Шаврина У. Ю. Птицы заповедника «Пасвик» и прилегающих территорий // Русский орнитологический журнал. 2018. Т. 27. Экспресс-выпуск 1625. С. 2829–2908. Download PDF
Ханс Сконнинг. Первый орнитолог Пасвика / Сборник. Сост. О. Макарова, Н. Поликарпова, И. Зацаринный, Р. Э. Сконнинг-Колльстрём, М. Трусова. Редактор Н. Поликарпова. На рус. и англ. яз. Рязань: НП «Голос губернии», 2015. 272 с. Download PDF
Хлебосолов Е. И., Макарова О. А., Хлебосолова О. А., Поликарпова Н. В., Зацаринный И. В. Птицы Пасвика. Рязань: Голос губернии, 2007. 175 с. Download PDF
Позвоночные животные заповедника «Пасвик» / Под ред. Н. В. Поликарповой. – Петрозаводск: КарНЦ РАН, 2018. 182 с. Download PDF
Зацаринный И. В., Собчук И. С., Большаков А. А., Булычева И. А., Макарова О. А., Поликарпова Н. В., Варюхин В. С., Грибова М. О., Шаврина У. Ю. Птицы заповедника «Пасвик» и прилегающих территорий // Русский орнитологический журнал. 2018. Т. 27. Экспресс-выпуск 1625. С. 2829–2908. Download PDF
Ханс Сконнинг. Первый орнитолог Пасвика / Сборник. Сост. О. Макарова, Н. Поликарпова, И. Зацаринный, Р. Э. Сконнинг-Колльстрём, М. Трусова. Редактор Н. Поликарпова. На рус. и англ. яз. Рязань: НП «Голос губернии», 2015. 272 с. Download PDF
Хлебосолов Е. И., Макарова О. А., Хлебосолова О. А., Поликарпова Н. В., Зацаринный И. В. Птицы Пасвика. Рязань: Голос губернии, 2007. 175 с. Download PDF
Since 2007 scientists have been carrying out the research on the brown bear population within the objectives of the Pasvik-Inari Trilateral Park.
A group of entomologists and phytopathologists (V. Krutov, A. Polevoy, A. Humala, S. Moshnikov, A. Shcherbakov) conducts a forest pathological survey of the nature reserve on a series of permanent research areas (Moshnikov, Krutov, 2010 ; Nature Chronicles.., 2012). The research is carried out every 5 years.
The entomologists from the Institute of Forest carry out an inventory of the insect species (mainly diptera and hymenoptera species), make lists and publish them (Polevoy, 2010; Humala et al., 2011; Shcherbakov et al., 2013).
Entomologists from Ryazan State University and Institute of Industrial Ecology of the North of Kola Science Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences effectively work in the nature reserve (Ananyeva et al., 2007; Trushitsyna, 2007; Kolskaya .., 2012; Zenkova, 2012; Zenkova, Vershinina, 2013; Zenkova et al., 2013).
The entomologists from the Institute of Forest carry out an inventory of the insect species (mainly diptera and hymenoptera species), make lists and publish them (Polevoy, 2010; Humala et al., 2011; Shcherbakov et al., 2013).
Entomologists from Ryazan State University and Institute of Industrial Ecology of the North of Kola Science Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences effectively work in the nature reserve (Ananyeva et al., 2007; Trushitsyna, 2007; Kolskaya .., 2012; Zenkova, 2012; Zenkova, Vershinina, 2013; Zenkova et al., 2013).
N. Polikarpova, a Deputy Director for Science and Research conducts landscape and soil research.
She got her Ph.D. in Geography for the study "Landscape Map of The Pasvik Nature Reserve As A Scientific Basis For The Nature Chronicles" (Polikarpova, 2004, 2006; Nature Chronicles..., 2005-2011; Polikarpova, Rakovskaya, 2011, 2013).
She got her Ph.D. in Geography for the study "Landscape Map of The Pasvik Nature Reserve As A Scientific Basis For The Nature Chronicles" (Polikarpova, 2004, 2006; Nature Chronicles..., 2005-2011; Polikarpova, Rakovskaya, 2011, 2013).
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Поликарпова Н.В., Евдокимова Г.А., Мозгова Н.П., Мязин В.А. Исследование состояния почвенного покрова в долине реки Паз, включая территорию заповедника «Пасвик» // Экологические функции лесных почв в естественных и нарушенных ландшафтах. Сб. материалов IV Всероссийской научной конференции с международным участием по лесному почвоведению (Апатиты, 2011). Ч. 1. Апатиты, 2011. С. 81-86. Download PDF
Поликарпова Н. В. Ландшафты // Летопись природы заповедника «Пасвик»: Кн. 11 (2004). Апатиты, 2009а. С. 30-63. Download PDF
Поликарпова Н. В. Ландшафты // Летопись природы заповедника «Пасвик»: Кн. 12 (2005). Апатиты, 2009б. С. 7-21. Download PDF
Поликарпова Н. В. Ландшафты ГПЗ «Пасвик». 1998-2005 гг. // Научные исследования в заповедниках и национальных парках Российской Федерации за 1998-2005 годы. Вып. 3. Ч. 1. Научные исследования в заповедниках. М.: ВНИИприроды, 2006. С. 298-299. Download PDF
Поликарпова Н. В. Роль заповедника «Пасвик» в сохранении природных комплексов Европейского Севера России // Роль заповедников лесной зоны в сохранении и изучении биологического разнообразия Европейской части России (Материалы науч.-практ. конф., посвящ. 70-летию ОГБЗ) / Труды Окского биосферного государственного заповедника. Вып. 24. Рязань, 2005. С. 392-396. Download PDF
Поликарпова Н. В. Ландшафтное картографирование особо охраняемых природных территорий на примере заповедника «Пасвик» // Ландшафтная экология. Вып. 4. М., 2004. С.48-62. Download PDF
Поликарпова Н.В., Евдокимова Г.А., Мозгова Н.П., Мязин В.А. Исследование состояния почвенного покрова в долине реки Паз, включая территорию заповедника «Пасвик» // Экологические функции лесных почв в естественных и нарушенных ландшафтах. Сб. материалов IV Всероссийской научной конференции с международным участием по лесному почвоведению (Апатиты, 2011). Ч. 1. Апатиты, 2011. С. 81-86. Download PDF
Поликарпова Н. В. Ландшафты // Летопись природы заповедника «Пасвик»: Кн. 11 (2004). Апатиты, 2009а. С. 30-63. Download PDF
Поликарпова Н. В. Ландшафты // Летопись природы заповедника «Пасвик»: Кн. 12 (2005). Апатиты, 2009б. С. 7-21. Download PDF
Поликарпова Н. В. Ландшафты ГПЗ «Пасвик». 1998-2005 гг. // Научные исследования в заповедниках и национальных парках Российской Федерации за 1998-2005 годы. Вып. 3. Ч. 1. Научные исследования в заповедниках. М.: ВНИИприроды, 2006. С. 298-299. Download PDF
Поликарпова Н. В. Роль заповедника «Пасвик» в сохранении природных комплексов Европейского Севера России // Роль заповедников лесной зоны в сохранении и изучении биологического разнообразия Европейской части России (Материалы науч.-практ. конф., посвящ. 70-летию ОГБЗ) / Труды Окского биосферного государственного заповедника. Вып. 24. Рязань, 2005. С. 392-396. Download PDF
Поликарпова Н. В. Ландшафтное картографирование особо охраняемых природных территорий на примере заповедника «Пасвик» // Ландшафтная экология. Вып. 4. М., 2004. С.48-62. Download PDF
Since 2011 the nature reserve has been paying close attention to the research on bog ecosystems.
The research was initiated by scientific group members of the Faculty of Biology and Soil Science of St. Petersburg State University (N. Natsvaladze and colleagues). Nowadays the laboratory of bog ecosystems led by O. Kuznetsova, Doctor of Biological Sciences is engaged in the research on bogs of the Pasvik River valley and the nature reserve. (Nature Chronicles, 2011; Kuznetsov et al., 2012, 2013).
Publications (in Russian):
Кузнецов О. Л., Кутенков С. А., Талбонен Е. Л. Растительность и динамика болот заповедника «Пасвик» // Биоразнообразие экосистем Крайнего Севера: инвентаризация, мониторинг, охрана. Материалы всероссийской конференции (Сыктывкар, 3-7 июня 2013 г.). Сыктывкар: Институт биологии Коми НЦ УрО РАН, 2013. С. 72-75. [Электронный ресурс]. Download PDF
Кузнецов О. Л., Кутенков С. А., Талбонен Е. Л. Стратиграфия и динамика болот заповедника «Пасвик» // Экологические проблемы северных регионов и пути их решения. Материалы IV Всерос. науч. конф. с междун. участием (Апатиты, 2-5 октября 2012 г.). Апатиты: Изд-во КНЦ РАН. 2012. Ч. 2. С. 126-130.
The research was initiated by scientific group members of the Faculty of Biology and Soil Science of St. Petersburg State University (N. Natsvaladze and colleagues). Nowadays the laboratory of bog ecosystems led by O. Kuznetsova, Doctor of Biological Sciences is engaged in the research on bogs of the Pasvik River valley and the nature reserve. (Nature Chronicles, 2011; Kuznetsov et al., 2012, 2013).
Publications (in Russian):
Кузнецов О. Л., Кутенков С. А., Талбонен Е. Л. Растительность и динамика болот заповедника «Пасвик» // Биоразнообразие экосистем Крайнего Севера: инвентаризация, мониторинг, охрана. Материалы всероссийской конференции (Сыктывкар, 3-7 июня 2013 г.). Сыктывкар: Институт биологии Коми НЦ УрО РАН, 2013. С. 72-75. [Электронный ресурс]. Download PDF
Кузнецов О. Л., Кутенков С. А., Талбонен Е. Л. Стратиграфия и динамика болот заповедника «Пасвик» // Экологические проблемы северных регионов и пути их решения. Материалы IV Всерос. науч. конф. с междун. участием (Апатиты, 2-5 октября 2012 г.). Апатиты: Изд-во КНЦ РАН. 2012. Ч. 2. С. 126-130.
In 2009 the research on seasonal landscape dynamics began in Pasvik Nature Reserve (Nature Chronicles.., 2010–2012).
The study was carried out by E. Golovanova, a postgraduate student at the Faculty of Geography of Moscow State Pedagogical University. V. Batmanov's method of phenological observations was used for the first time in the nature reserve. This method was successfully used in the Urals to study the seasonal landscape dynamics.
The method wasn't chosen accidentally: the nature reserve was interested in introducing this method and in improving phenological research both on its territory and at a wider geographical scale.
The study was carried out by E. Golovanova, a postgraduate student at the Faculty of Geography of Moscow State Pedagogical University. V. Batmanov's method of phenological observations was used for the first time in the nature reserve. This method was successfully used in the Urals to study the seasonal landscape dynamics.
The method wasn't chosen accidentally: the nature reserve was interested in introducing this method and in improving phenological research both on its territory and at a wider geographical scale.
Illustrations on this website belong to (photo credits): E. Valova, S. Grechany, O. Natalskaya, D. Kochetkov, M. Buzun, V. Buzun, O. Pershin, N. Polikarpova, A. Yakovlev, A. Afanasova, N. Sazhina, G. Dmitrenko, E. Melnikov and Pasvik Nature Reserve.
Illustrations on this website belong to (photo credits): E. Valova, S. Grechany, O. Natalskaya, D. Kochetkov, M. Buzun, V. Buzun, O. Pershin, N. Polikarpova, A. Yakovlev, A. Afanasova, N. Sazhina, G. Dmitrenko, E. Melnikov and Pasvik Nature Reserve.
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