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                                   1  Львівський національний університет ім. Івана Франка
                                   e-mail: Zinoviy.Pankiv@lnu.edu.ua
                                   2  Інститут екології Карпат НАН України, м. Львів
                                   e-mail: oksanalenevych@gmail.com

                                   Lenevych O.I., Pankiv Z.P.
                                   Nature management features in the National Nature Park «Skolivski Beskydy»
                                      The article analyzes the distribution of land within the NNP «Skolivski Beskydy» by landowners
                                   and land users. Within the territory transferred to the Park for permanent use, the area of land is
                                   35261.2 hectares, of which 10892.0 hectares of land are included in the boundaries of the National
                                   Nature Park without their withdrawal from land users (Skole forestry). The lands provided to the Park
                                   for  permanent  use  are  divided  into  the  following  functional  zones:  protected  -  23.4%;  regulated
                                   recreation - 35.3%; stationary recreation - 0.4%; economic - 40.9%. The lands of the Skole Military
                                   Forestry are represented only by the economic zone (100%). Out of the six forestries of the Park, the
                                   largest share of the protected area is located in the Maidansky and Pidhorodtsivsky forestries. The area
                                   of regulated recreation is mainly concentrated in Pidhorodtsi, Butyvlia and Skole forestries, due to the
                                   location of some of the most visited locations: Tustan, Parashka and Lopata mountains, Gurkalo and
                                   Kamianka waterfalls, Kamianka and Pavliv Stream recreational area, tourist routes and ecological
                                   trails. The economic zone makes up a significant share of the Park's area, but its distribution among
                                   forestries  is  relatively  even  and,  compared  to  two  forestries  (Korchyn  and  Korostiv)  of  the  Skole
                                   Military Forestry, is much smaller. A significant share of the total area of the Park (35261.2 hectares)
                                   is forestry land. According to the forest cadastre compiled by the Lviv Forestry Expedition, it was found
                                   that the forested land is 95-98%, the share of non-forested land (arable land, hayfields, pastures, water,
                                   swamps, estates, roads, and other non-forested land) is 1.49-3.0%. The main forest-forming tree species
                                   of the Skole Beskydy National Park are medieval fir, beech and spruce plantations. The largest areas
                                   in the Park are occupied by beech (55.0%), spruce 22.3% and fir 18.5% of the stands. As a result of a
                                   scientifically based approach to forest management in the Park, the share of European spruce in the
                                   plantations was reduced and the share of fir increased. According to the zoning data, it has been
                                   established that the regulated recreation area is mainly composed of lands under forest vegetation, bio-
                                   grasslands, hayfields, water, swamps, lakes, etc. The zone of stationary recreation is mainly formed by
                                   bio-lawns and hayfields. The protected zone and the economic zone are mainly forest lands covered
                                   with forest vegetation, and bio-layers are the ones that are not covered. The difference in the designated
                                   zones lies in the approaches to nature management. In the protected area, any economic activity is
                                   prohibited, except for research. In the economic zone, selective sanitary felling, thinning, lighting,
                                   clearing, etc. are carried out.
                                      Keywords:  categories  of  land,  forest  fund,  recreational  area,  National  Nature Park  «Skolivski
                                   Beskydy», Skole Military Forestry.
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