Developing rehabilitation services: Medical and ecological tourism resources for disabled people and physically challenged people in wetlands conditions of natural protected areas

Chernaya, V.V.; Moreira, Paulo; Чижова, В.П.; Dubrovskaya, A. I.; Rakhmankovich, A. N.

doi:10.1080/20479700.2020.1859779

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“…They face growing requirements in terms of equality, quality, responsiveness, effectiveness, and accessibility. The use of regional resources became a relevant and timely measure following the pandemic restrictions as well as the prohibition on cross-border movements and the consumption of services outside the regions [18]. The special significance of urban and suburban territories, protected areas and landscapes, as comfortable "green islands" in the public health system was brightly revealed.…”

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The COVID-19 Pandemic Has Stimulated Modernization of the Urboecodiagnostics

Chernaya¹,

Kochurov²,

Bakovetckaya³

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Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference "Sustainable Development of Environment After Covid-19" (S

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The aims of our researches is to identify priority directions of the world's cities emerging from the post-Сovid crisis based on an assessment of the Russian cities environment quality before the COVID-19 pandemic. The analysis of the Russian cities ecological sustainability by the beginning of the pandemic COVID-19, component-by-component and complex assessment of quality of the Russian cities environment are done. The urgent need of the existing urboecodiagnostics system changes is explained. Directions of its efficiency and of the objectivity increasing are indicated. The needs of priority steps of development and organization for the post-Сovid cities recovery after the socio-ecological crisis are justified. We resumed that there is an objective problem in integrated assessment of the urban environment quality. The novelty is: it is shown that the only integral, systemic vision of natural, anthropogenic and urban processes, the latest technologies can become the drivers of sustainable urban development.

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confidence: 99%

The COVID-19 Pandemic Has Stimulated Modernization of the Urboecodiagnostics

Chernaya¹,

Kochurov²,

Bakovetckaya³

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference "Sustainable Development of Environment After Covid-19" (S

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“…Использование региональных ресурсов стало актуальной и своевременной мерой после введения пандемических ограничений, а также запрета на трансграничные перемещения и потребление услуг за пределами регионов. Мы подчеркиваем необходимость эффективной реабилитации выздоровевших людей, включая более широкое вовлечение возобновляемых рекреационных ресурсов природной среды [6].…”

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Effeciency and Culture of Nature Management: Historical, Resource, Noospheric and Medical-Ecological Scientific Approaches

Kochurov,

Chernaya,

Bakovetskaya

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SAKHAROV READINGS 2021: ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS OF THE XXI CENTURY Part 1

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The author’s article reflects the current trends in the development of scientific, theoretical and applied areas of modern environmental management. The article presents a hypothesis about the driving forces of human society and the reasons for the appearance of changes in new resources, an analysis of the environmental consequences of the development of human society and the justification of the noosphere approach in nature management. The conclusion is justified that the evolutionarily directed process of changing human society should take place within the strict framework of the “eco-policy of containment” and “green diktat”, through strengthening the efficiency of nature management and the culture. Changes in consumer stereotypes, an increase in the number of “green” industries, the development of green agriculture, ecotourism and medical and environmental researches are extremely important; reorientation of the population’s life attitudes from consumer to socio-spiritual (implementation and compliance with the Code of Nature Management Culture).

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