International conference

ECOSYSTEMS OF INNER ASIA UNDER CURRENT CONDITIONS
OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

8-11 September 2015, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Program International conference
«Ecosystems of Central Asia under Current Conditions of Socio-Economic Development»
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Ecosystems of Central Asia under Current Conditions of Socio-Economic Development: Proceedings of International Conference. Vol. 1. Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia), September 8-11.2015. – Ulaanbaatar, 2015. 512 p.
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Ecosystems of Central Asia under Current Conditions of Socio-Economic Development: Proceedings of International Conference. Vol. 2. Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia), September 8-11.2015. – Ulaanbaatar, 2015. 432 p.
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International scientific conference “Ecosystems of Inner Asia under current conditions of socio-economic development” was hold 8-11 September 2015 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, in commemoration of the 45^th anniversary of the Joint Russian-Mongolian Complex Biological Expedition RAS & MAS, and 50^th anniversary of the Institute of General and Experimental Biology MAS.

Co-chairs of the conference were Acad. B. Enkhtuvshin (MAS, Mongolia), Acad. D.S. Pavlov (RAS, Russia), Mr. B. Tulga (MECS, Mongolia), Acad. N.S. Kasimov (GRS, Lomonosov’s MSU, Russia), Mr. ë. Khurelsukh (MEGDT, Mongolia), Mr. þ.ë. Amirkhanov (Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, Russia).

The principal topics of the conference were:

1. Floristic-faunistic and ecosystem diversity.
2. Contemporary processes of soil cover transformation.
3. Current status of specially protected natural territories and prospects for their development.
4. Diversity, species composition and functioning of aquatic ecosystems of Inner Asia in the context of global changes.
5. Ecological-biological basis for rational use, preservation and restoration of grassland, agricultural, and forest ecosystems.
6. Ecological and socio-economic problems of environmental pollution in urban and mining centers.
7. Desertification as an ecological-economic problem: diagnosis, distribution and methods of combating.

In total, the conference was attended by about 300 people from Mongolia, Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Germany, USA, Israel, Japan, and Belarus.