Climate change, non-sustainable land management and the
insufficient participation of the local population leads to land
degradation problems in parts of the Altai Region, which includes
the territory of China, Kazakhstan, Mongolia and the Russian
Federation. This territory is characterized by mountain and steppe
landscapes, high biological diversity and a high dependency on
natural resources. An environmentally sustainable use of natural
resources remains a fundamental foundation for sustainable economic
and social development. The achievement of ecologically sound land
management practices, especially in vulnerable regions, was
identified as a particular important goal for the economic
significance of agricultural production and a predominantly rural
population. So far, in some parts of the region, land use has been
unsustainable over the long term.
This book presents important aspects of environmental security
and sustainable land use in general and in particular for Central
Asia, i.e.: the environmental consequences of climate change;
sustainable land use and regional development; sustainable
development in mountain and steppe regions; beyond borders:
Transboundary Biosphere Reserve "Altai" as an approach for regional
development; landscape planning as an integrative tool for
sustainable development; challenges and threats for environmental
stability in Central Asia.
A final recommendation in the area of sustainable development
and land use as well as the proceeding efforts towards the
establishment of the Transboundary Biosphere Reserve "Altai" and
the implementation of landscape planning were set in the book as
some of the main results of the meeting.
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