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Currently, recreation is the most common use of natural areas. Silvicultural assessment of the state and stability of pine biogeocenoses has been used for conducting a systematic analysis of the recreational potential of forest areas exposed to recreational impact. Functional recreational zones in various categories of recreational landscape are highlighted. The results show that species diversity of underwood trees decreases, projective cover of the ground cover and proportion of forest species increases, specific resistance of the upper soil layer grows with an increase in the recreational load. Specific resistivity is 20.5 kg/cm 2  at a depth of 20-25 cm while approximately equal resistance is already observed at a depth of 3-5 cm in the fifth type section (forest road). Unsatisfactory organization of landscape structure has led to a decrease in sustainability in forest ecosystems of the Somovsky forest district. The chosen forest landscape category occupies 6,262 ha on the territory of the Somovsky forest district, forest-park area – 2,912 ha, the subzone of “Organized Mass Leisure” – 46.5 ha, the subzone of “Beach recreation” – 113.5 ha, the subzone of “Mass flashpacking recreation” – 2,752 ha. The obtained data indicate the necessity to introduce the regulation modes for recreational use of Somovsky forest district territory.

Environmental assessment of recreational value on pine biogeocenoses in Somovsky forest (Voronezh region, Russia)