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KOTR-Sbor Print Mini.Pdf Посвящается светлой памяти Василия Федотовича Чернобая – известного орнитолога, энтузиаста изучения и охраны птиц Нижнего Поволжья, замечательного педагога, основателя Волгоградского отделения СОПР и лидера программы КОТР в этом регионе, Почетного члена Союза охраны птиц России СОДЕРЖАНИЕ CONTENT Свиридова Т.В., Зубакин В.А., Андреев А.В. Программа «Ключевые орнитологические территории России»: итоги 20 лет (1994–2014) 5 Sviridova T.V., Zubakin V.A., Andreev A.V. The programme «Important Bird Areas of Russia»: results of 20 years (1994-2014) Артемьева Е.А., Макаров Д.К., Калинина Д.А. Изучение орнитофауны ООПТ «Озеро Песчаное» как этап интеграции в сеть КОТР Ульяновской области 17 Artemyeva E.A., Makarov D.K., Kalinina D.A. Study of the avifauna of SPA «Sand Lake» as a stage of integration in IBA net of Ulyanovsk Region Баздырев А.В. КОТР международного значения на юго-западе Новосибирской области 19 Bazdyrev A.V. Important Bird Areas of southwest part of Novosibirsk Region Бакка С.В., Киселёва Н.Ю. Нижегородский опыт охраны КОТР 29 Bakka S.V., Kiseleva N.Yu. Experience of IBA protection in the Nizhny Novgorod Region Бакка С.В., Киселёва Н.Ю., Одрова Л.Н. Нуждающиеся в охране виды птиц на КОТР Нижегородской области 36 Bakka S.V., Kiseleva N.Yu., Odrova L.N. The bird species in need of protection in IBAs of the Nizhny Novgorod Region Барашкова А.Н., Смелянский И.Э. Результаты мониторинга КОТР «Талдуаир» (Республика Алтай): природоохранный статус пернатых хищников и потенциальные угрозы 41 Barashkova A.N., Smelansky I.E. Results of monitoring of the IBA Talduair Massif (Altai Republic, Russia): Conservation status of raptor species and potential threats Бекмансуров Р.Х., Карякин И.В. Региональные базы данных редких видов птиц в веб-ГИС «Фаунистика» как механизм охраны этих видов и дальнейшего развития мониторинга КОТР 47 Bekmansurov R.H., Karyakin I.V. Regional databases on rare bird species in web-GIS «Faunistica» as a tool for species conservation and further development of monitoring of system of Important Bird Areas Белик В.П. Воздействие Волжской ГЭС на фауну и население птиц Волго-Ахтубинской поймы на примере КОТР «Ахтубинское Поозерье» 53 Belik V.P. Impact of the Volga hydroelectric power station on avifauna and bird population of the Volga-Akhtuba flood plain on the example of IBA «Akhtuba Poozerye» Белик В.П. Деградация КОТР на ООПТ в степных ландшафтах 65 Belik V.P. Degradation of IBAs in the nature reserves in the steppe landscapes 1 Букреев С.А., Джамирзоев Г.С. Значение КОТР и ООПТ Дагестана для сохранения редких видов птиц 72 Bukreev S.А., Dzhamirzoev G.S. The value of IBAs and SPAs of Daghestan for the conservation of rare bird species Грабенко Л.С. Эколого-просветительская работа в ГБУ КК «Природный орнитологический парк в Имеретинской низменности» 84 Grabenko L.S. The environmental education activities of Natural Ornithological Park on the Imeretinskaya Lowland Гришанов Г.В., Гришанова Ю.Н. Интеграция КОТР Калининградской области в сеть ООПТ регионального значения 86 Grishanov G.V., Grishanova Y.N. Integration of IBAs of Kaliningrad Region in the network of regional protected areas Гришуткин Г.Ф., Спиридонов С.Н., Лапшин А.С. Обзор фауны птиц (Неворобьиные) среднего течения р. Алатырь (Республика Мордовия) 94 Grishutkin G.F., Spiridonov S.N., Lapshin A.S. Review of bird fauna (Nonpasseriformes) of the middle part of Alatyr River (Republic of Mordovia) Гугуева Е.В., Белик В.П. КОТР «Ахтубинское Поозерье»: результаты мониторинга редких видов птиц 106 Gugueva E.V., Belik V.P. IBA «Akhtubinsk Wetland»: results of monitoring of rare bird species Дерюгин А.А., Мартынова Е.М., Ежова О.В. Использование потенциала ключевых орнитологических территорий России для организации научно-исследовательской и просветительской работы 114 Derjugin A.A., Martynowa E.M., Ezhova O.V. Using capacity of Important Bird Areas of Russia for the organization of research and educational work Зубкова О.А. Система КОТР Ивановской области в сетке квадратов Атласа гнездящихся птиц Европы 120 Zubkova O.A. The system of Important Bird Areas (IBAs) of Ivanovo Region in the basic spatial units of Atlas of European breeding birds Киселёва Н.Ю., Бакка С.В., Одрова Л.Н. Методические особенности организации регионального конкурса хранителей КОТР 124 Kiseleva N.Yu., Bakka S.V., Odrova L.N. Methodological features of the organization of the regional competition of IBA caretakers Климов И.С. Урочище «Силикатные озёра» – новая перспективная ключевая орнитологическая территория Липецкой области 128 Klimov I.S. The site «Silikatnye Lakes» – a new perspective IBA of the Lipetsk Region Корепов М.В., Корепова Д.А., Стрюков С.А., Карацуба Д.Ю., Адамов С.Г., Штында В.В. Современное состояние КОТР Ульяновской области и перспективы их развития 131 Korepov M.V., Korepova D.A., Stryukov S.A., Karatsuba D.Y., Adamov S.G., Shtynda V.V. The current state of IBAs of Ulyanovsk Region and their development prospects Лагутенко О.И., Филимонов Н.Ю. Роль КОТР в экологическом просвещении дошкольников и школьников (из опыта многолетней работы в учреждении дополнительного образования) 139 Lagutenko O.I., Filimonov N.Y. The role of Key Ornithological Sites in chidren’s ecological education (a prolonged experience from supplementary educational institution) 2 Ларин Е.Г. Проблема сохранения КОТР в Свердловской области 146 Larin E.G. Problems of Key Ornithological Sites preservation in Sverdlovsk Region Лебедева Г.П. К истории орнитологических исследований на ключевых орнитологических территориях Самарской области 149 Lebedeva G.P. On the history of ornithological studies on the Key Ornithological Sites of Samara Region Лебедева Г.П. Проблемы охраны КОТР Самарской области, расположенных в антропогенном ландшафте 158 Lebedeva G.P. Problems of protection of Key Ornithological Sites located in anthropogenic landscape of Samara Region Мацына А.И., Мацына Е.Л., Мацына А.А., Денисов Д.А. Система КОТР и ООПТ как основа региональных программ по защите птиц на воздушных линиях электропередачи 161 Matsyna A.I., Matsyna E.L., Matsyna A.A., Denisov D.A. The system of Special Protected Nature Areas and Important Bird Areas as a basis of regional programs for bird protection on overhead power lines Мельников В.Н. Изучение, мониторинг и охрана КОТР Ивановской области – история и перспективы 171 Melnikov V.N. Research, monitoring and protection of Key Ornithological Sites of Ivanovo Region – history and perspectives Молькова Н.В. Хранители чайкового царства: эколого-просветительская работа центра детского и юношеского туризма и экскурсий г. Балахна Нижегородской области на КОТР 179 Molkova N.V. Caretakers of Seagulls’ Kingdom: environmental education work of «Center for children and youth tourism and excursions» in Balakhna town in Nizhny Novgorod Region on IBAs Рахимов И.И., Аринина А.В., Мударисов Р.Г. Роль КОТР в сохранении «краснокнижных» видов Татарстана 184 Rakhimov I.I., Arinina A.V., Mudarisov R.G. Role of IBAs in conservation of «Red Data Book» species of Tatarstan Смелянский И.Э., Барашкова А.Н., Важов С.В., Бахтин Р.Ф. Заказник «Чарышская степь» для сохранения пернатых хищников и их местообитаний на КОТР «Краснощековская» (Алтайский край) 186 Smelyansky I.E., Barashkova A.N., Vazhov S.V., Bachtin R.F. The landscape reserve «Charyshskaya Steppe» for conservation of birds of prey and its habitats in the Krasnoshchekovskaya IBA (Altai Territory) Соколов А.Ю. КОТР международного значения «Хреновской бор»: многолетний мониторинг авифауны и биотехнические мероприятия по привлечению на гнездование редких видов птиц 192 Sokolov A.Yu. IBA «Khrenovskoy pine forest»: monitoring of avifauna and biotechnical activities to attract breeding rare birds Соколов А.Ю., Шаповалов А.С., Украинский П.А. Ключевые орнитологические территории Белгородской области 196 Sokolov A.Yu., Shapovalov A.S., Ukrainskiy P.A. The Key Ornithological Sites of Belgorod Region Сохина Э.Н., Гугуева Е.В., Чернобай В.Ф. , Калюжная Н.С. Интеграция КОТР Волгоградской области в сеть ООПТ регионального 202 значения 3 Sokhina E.N., Gugueva E.V., Chernobay V.F. , Kalyuzhnaya N.S. Intergration of Key Ornithological Sites of Volgograd Region in the network of the SPNT of the regional importance Сохина Э.Н., Чернобай В.Ф. , Мазина О.В., Капустин А.Н. Природный парк «Щербаковский» – 10 лет в программе КОТР (Волгоградская область) 212 Sokhina E.N., Chernobay V.F. , Mazina O.V., Kapustin A.N. «Shcherbakovskiy» nature park – 10 years in the IBA’s programme (Volgograd Region) Спиридонов С.Н., Гришуткин Г.Ф. Ключевые орнитологические территории Мордовии – важнейшие места для сохранения хищных птиц 221 Spiridonov S.N., Grishutkin G.F. Key Ornithological Sites of Mordovia – important place to save birds of prey Тарасов В.В., Кузнецова С.Н. Ключевые орнитологические территории Курганской области: состояние, проблемы охраны 227 Tarasov V.V., Kuznetsova S.N. IBAs of the Kurgan Region: status, conservation problems Тильба П.А., Борель И.В. Авифауна Имеретинской низменности: прошлое, настоящее, будущее 230 Tylba P.A., Borel I.V. Avifauna of the Imeretinskaya Lowland: the past, the present, the future Фефелов И.В. Состояние и мониторинг объединенной КОТР «Барлукско-Саянская пойма р. Оки и Куйтунская лесостепь»: 1980–2010-е годы 237 Fefelov I.V. The status and monitoring of the combined IBA «Barluk-Sayansk plain of Oka river and Kuitun forest-steppe»: 1980-2010s Худякова Е.А., Мельников В.Н. Серый журавль в Клязьминском заказнике: гнездовая численность и динамика предотлетного скопления 242 Khudyakova E.A., Melnikov V.N. The Common Crane in Klyazminsky
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