Succession of bird populations in managed hemiboreal forests in the Eastern Upper Volga region
V. V. Gridneva1, O. S. Noskova2, D. E. Chudnenko3
1Independent researcher
2Institute of Biology and Biomedicine Lobachevsky State University of N. Novgorod, N. Novgorod, Russia
3Institute of Mathematics, Information technology and Science Ivanovo State University, Ivanovo, Russia
Keywords: succession, man aged hemiboreal forests, bird communities, sustain ability
Abstract
The succession of bird communities in the hemiboreal forests of the Eastern upper Volga region was traced by the method of multidimensional nonmetric scaling (nMDS).Comparison of data on the species composition and bird population density of managed forests, intact forests, and forest reserves. Analysis of the impact of natural and anthropogenic disturbances of various intensity on common and rare species, as well on the stability of hemiboreal ornithocenoses in space and time.
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