Multifaceted approach to natural resource management: Ethnology, geography, culture
2016
Slipenchuk, Mikhail (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow (Russian Federation). Faculty of Geography) | Vorobyevskaya, Elena (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow (Russian Federation). Faculty of Geography) | Kirillov, Sergey (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow (Russian Federation). Faculty of Geography) | Telelekova, Alisa (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow (Russian Federation). Faculty of Geography)
Nowadays, the issue of interaction between man and nature is one of the most pressing challenges. One of the aspects of this interaction, as well as one of the prior scientific directions and use of natural resources, is natural resource management. A limited amount of many resources and the limits of environmental capacity of nature raise questions of equity to the interests of different generations, which implies the need to decide on the optimal use of natural resource potential of territories currently and in the future. The complex nature of the relationships that form the structure of resources management as a complex system, dictates the need for a comprehensive approach to its study. System analysis is this type of approach. It allows holding studies of the functions of resources management and identifying problems to its development. Key
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