Досвід відтворення лісів у Вигодському надлісництві філії «Карпатський лісовий офіс»

Introduction Global warming and climate change pose a serious threat to the stable functioning of the biosphere. Among vegetation types, forest ecosystems are among the most vulnerable to climate change, as they are highly sensitive to shifts in optimal environmental conditions. Increasing summer te...

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description Introduction Global warming and climate change pose a serious threat to the stable functioning of the biosphere. Among vegetation types, forest ecosystems are among the most vulnerable to climate change, as they are highly sensitive to shifts in optimal environmental conditions. Increasing summer temperatures threaten the decline of certain tree species and the spread of new, including invasive, species, which may alter species composition and reduce forested areas. Rising winter temperatures may also contribute to the expansion of pest species and pathogens, such as bark beetles, which are already causing extensive dieback in coniferous forests. Changes in precipitation patterns, intensity, and frequency further negatively affect forest ecosystems, leading to deterioration in forest health, widespread stand decline, and increased wildfire risk. Materials and Methods The study of reforestation processes in the forests of the Vyhodsky Forestry Management Unit of the “Carpathian Forest Office” Branch was based on the results of the authors’ own research, departmental records for 2019–2021 covering 270 sites with a total area of 271.4 ha, as well as domestic and international scientific and practical experience in forest regeneration. Results The forest regeneration fund consists mainly of recent clear-cuts within beech–fir–spruce, beech–spruce–fir, pure spruce, spruce–fir–beech, and fir–spruce forest types. Their regeneration is planned through either natural or artificial methods. In most cases, the determining criterion is the quantitative and qualitative composition of natural regeneration, including the presence of self-seeded trees and advance growth. Artificial regeneration is carried out on a forest typological basis where natural regeneration is insufficient or where its species composition does not correspond to the target forest type. Forest plantations are established as mixed stands composed mainly of fir, beech, sycamore maple, and larch. Their planting density depends on the amount of existing natural regeneration. Conclusions The forest regeneration fund of the Vyhodskyi Forestry Management Unit of the “Carpathian Forest Office” Branch consists mainly of recently harvested areas following final felling (clear-cutting and the final stage of selective felling) as well as clear sanitary felling. During the three-year study period, 30% of the area was regenerated artificially, while 70% was regenerated naturally. In most of the clear-cut areas subjected to artificial regeneration, natural regeneration of mixed species composition was already present; however, its quantity was insufficient to ensure successful stand formation. The tree species introduced into newly established forest plantations included fir, beech, sycamore maple, larch, and spruce. In some cases, spruce accounted for up to seven units in the stand composition, which may be considered excessive under current environmental conditions. Artificial forest regeneration is carried out on a forest typological basis; however, under present conditions, the impacts of climate change must also be taken into account. The analysis of the quantitative and qualitative composition of natural regeneration in areas designated for artificial afforestation demonstrates considerable potential for changing regeneration approaches and increasing the proportion of natural regeneration through the application of close-to-nature forestry principles. 1 Fig., 1 Table, 13 Refs.
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spelling oai:ojs2.forestry-forestmelioration.org.ua:article-4772026-05-29T18:31:45Z Experience in artificial forest regeneration in the Vyhodsky Forestry Management Unit of the “Carpathian Forest Office” Branch Досвід відтворення лісів у Вигодському надлісництві філії «Карпатський лісовий офіс» Sishchuk, M. M. Hudyma, V. M. planted forests forest type reforestation clear-cut areas climate change лісові культури лісовідновлення зруби зміна клімату тип лісу Introduction Global warming and climate change pose a serious threat to the stable functioning of the biosphere. Among vegetation types, forest ecosystems are among the most vulnerable to climate change, as they are highly sensitive to shifts in optimal environmental conditions. Increasing summer temperatures threaten the decline of certain tree species and the spread of new, including invasive, species, which may alter species composition and reduce forested areas. Rising winter temperatures may also contribute to the expansion of pest species and pathogens, such as bark beetles, which are already causing extensive dieback in coniferous forests. Changes in precipitation patterns, intensity, and frequency further negatively affect forest ecosystems, leading to deterioration in forest health, widespread stand decline, and increased wildfire risk. Materials and Methods The study of reforestation processes in the forests of the Vyhodsky Forestry Management Unit of the “Carpathian Forest Office” Branch was based on the results of the authors’ own research, departmental records for 2019–2021 covering 270 sites with a total area of 271.4 ha, as well as domestic and international scientific and practical experience in forest regeneration. Results The forest regeneration fund consists mainly of recent clear-cuts within beech–fir–spruce, beech–spruce–fir, pure spruce, spruce–fir–beech, and fir–spruce forest types. Their regeneration is planned through either natural or artificial methods. In most cases, the determining criterion is the quantitative and qualitative composition of natural regeneration, including the presence of self-seeded trees and advance growth. Artificial regeneration is carried out on a forest typological basis where natural regeneration is insufficient or where its species composition does not correspond to the target forest type. Forest plantations are established as mixed stands composed mainly of fir, beech, sycamore maple, and larch. Their planting density depends on the amount of existing natural regeneration. Conclusions The forest regeneration fund of the Vyhodskyi Forestry Management Unit of the “Carpathian Forest Office” Branch consists mainly of recently harvested areas following final felling (clear-cutting and the final stage of selective felling) as well as clear sanitary felling. During the three-year study period, 30% of the area was regenerated artificially, while 70% was regenerated naturally. In most of the clear-cut areas subjected to artificial regeneration, natural regeneration of mixed species composition was already present; however, its quantity was insufficient to ensure successful stand formation. The tree species introduced into newly established forest plantations included fir, beech, sycamore maple, larch, and spruce. In some cases, spruce accounted for up to seven units in the stand composition, which may be considered excessive under current environmental conditions. Artificial forest regeneration is carried out on a forest typological basis; however, under present conditions, the impacts of climate change must also be taken into account. The analysis of the quantitative and qualitative composition of natural regeneration in areas designated for artificial afforestation demonstrates considerable potential for changing regeneration approaches and increasing the proportion of natural regeneration through the application of close-to-nature forestry principles. 1 Fig., 1 Table, 13 Refs. Для розв’язання проблеми безперервного й невиснажливого лісокористування, вирощування високопродуктивних лісових насаджень відповідно до типу лісорослинних умов, отримання максимального приросту за мінімальних економічних витрат першочергове значення має відтворення лісових ресурсів. Багато вчених наголошують на важливості сприяння процесу природного відновлення лісу. Однак після суцільних рубок, щоб запобігти зміні головних порід другорядними, вдаються до штучного лісовідновлення (створення лісових культур) відповідно до типу лісу. Склад штучного насадження має відповідати певному типу лісу, інакше знижується цінність культур, погіршується їхній санітарний стан, зменшується продуктивність та ефективність виконання покладених на них функцій. Ukrainian Research Institute of Forestry and Forest Melioration named after G. M. Vysotsky (URIFFM) 2026-05-29 Article Article application/pdf https://forestry-forestmelioration.org.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/477 10.33220/1026-3365.148.2026.112 Forestry and Forest Melioration; No. 148 (2026): Forestry and Forest Melioration; 112-118 Лісівництво і Агролісомеліорація; № 148 (2026): Лісівництво і Агролісомеліорація; 112-118 2663-4147 1026-3365 10.33220/1026-3365.148.2026 uk https://forestry-forestmelioration.org.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/477/442 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
spellingShingle лісові культури
лісовідновлення
зруби
зміна клімату
тип лісу
Sishchuk, M. M.
Hudyma, V. M.
Досвід відтворення лісів у Вигодському надлісництві філії «Карпатський лісовий офіс»
title Досвід відтворення лісів у Вигодському надлісництві філії «Карпатський лісовий офіс»
title_alt Experience in artificial forest regeneration in the Vyhodsky Forestry Management Unit of the “Carpathian Forest Office” Branch
title_full Досвід відтворення лісів у Вигодському надлісництві філії «Карпатський лісовий офіс»
title_fullStr Досвід відтворення лісів у Вигодському надлісництві філії «Карпатський лісовий офіс»
title_full_unstemmed Досвід відтворення лісів у Вигодському надлісництві філії «Карпатський лісовий офіс»
title_short Досвід відтворення лісів у Вигодському надлісництві філії «Карпатський лісовий офіс»
title_sort досвід відтворення лісів у вигодському надлісництві філії «карпатський лісовий офіс»
topic лісові культури
лісовідновлення
зруби
зміна клімату
тип лісу
topic_facet planted forests
forest type
reforestation
clear-cut areas
climate change
лісові культури
лісовідновлення
зруби
зміна клімату
тип лісу
url https://forestry-forestmelioration.org.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/477
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