2016
DOI: 10.21638/11701/spbu07.2016.407
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Present day recreation, nature management and tourism in environmental and socio-economic structure of the North Europe regions in Russia (NER). Part 1: The approaches to the analysis and evaluation of the prospects

Abstract: В статье рассматриваются проблемы интегральной оценки социальных и эколого-экономических систем севера европейской территории России (ЕТР). Обсуждаются методические подходы к оценке многофакторных процессов в природно-антропогенных системах. Показано, что успешное развитие арктического туризма в странах Северной Европы является результатом сбалансированного развития социо-эколого-экономических систем. На примере северных регионов европейской территории России анализируется современная структура хозяйства и сос… Show more

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“…This system of protected natural areas is its ecological and recreational framework in which the leading role belongs to national parks, which create the basis for attracting tourists. The next stage, according to the vision of Russian scientists, should be the further development of the interregional system of protected areas in northwestern Russia and eastern Finland and Norway forming the Green Belt of Fennoscandia (FZP) as a transboundary recreational space (Dmitriev and Sevastyanov 2016). The cooperation between Finland, Russia, and Norway is based on a Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2010 on cooperation and development as concerns the Green Belt.…”
Section: The Green Belt Of Fennoscandia In Eu-ru Transborder Regionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This system of protected natural areas is its ecological and recreational framework in which the leading role belongs to national parks, which create the basis for attracting tourists. The next stage, according to the vision of Russian scientists, should be the further development of the interregional system of protected areas in northwestern Russia and eastern Finland and Norway forming the Green Belt of Fennoscandia (FZP) as a transboundary recreational space (Dmitriev and Sevastyanov 2016). The cooperation between Finland, Russia, and Norway is based on a Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2010 on cooperation and development as concerns the Green Belt.…”
Section: The Green Belt Of Fennoscandia In Eu-ru Transborder Regionsmentioning
confidence: 99%