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Since 2010, recreational development has been permitted in strict nature   reserves (zapovedniks in Russia), the most highly protected category of   Russian Federal Protected Areas. As zapovedniks comply with the 1b IUCN   category for wilderness preservation, human activities within the reserves   have been limited and, consequently, there has been little research on the   natural hazard impact for tourism. The type of recreational use permitted in   the territories and their buffer zones is called Educational Tourism. It is   identified as “as a specialized type of ecological tourism where the main   goal is an introduction to natural and cultural attractions”. Hiking is seen   as one of these suitable types of tourism within the territories of   zapovedniks, due to its low impact on natural features. As hiking trails are   laid through natural landscapes, it is possible that natural disasters can   both damage the infrastructure and cause fatal injuries for visitors. During   the planning stages of trail construction, natural hazard monitoring should   be conducted. Baikalskii Nature Biosphere Zapovednik in the Lake Baikal   region is used as a model territory where scientific research and   engineering are employed to better develop hiking tourism. Along with the   monitoring of natural processes, several scenarios for trail planning,   construction, and maintenance are being analyzed under the threat of mud   slides, avalanches and floods

Hiking tourism development in protected areas and nature hazard prevention in the Lake Baikal natural territory