THE IMPACT OF HUMAN ACTIVITY ON ADIR ECOSYSTEMS AND PRIORITIES FOR THEIR SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT ( ON THE EXAMPLE OF ANDIJAN REGION)

Authors

  • Kadyrov Hamidullah Madaminjonovich Andijan state technique Institute "Management" Department researcher Hamidullo_qodirov@mail.ru Author

Keywords:

hill ecosystem, anthropogenic impact, degradation, ecological management, biological diversity, erosion , ecological monitoring.

Abstract

This in the thesis Andijan province hill regions in the example of human of activity to ecosystems impact complex analysis Research​​ during anthropogenic of factors soil, plant​ cover , water resources and biodiversity impact scientific sources, field observations and statistic information based on evaluated. Research to the results see, hill​ in the regions ecological of balance to the violation from the lands wrong use, livestock of the load increase, plant of the cover contraction and water resources in management disadvantages main reason what is happening this was determined. factors to reduce aimed at stable management priority directions​ offer was done.

References

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4. Kadyrov Hamidullah Madaminjonovich. Adir territory ecosystems in management intensive irrigation system current “New Uzbekistan Economics” magazine, issue 7, 2026 , pages 135-142.

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Published

21-07-2026

How to Cite

THE IMPACT OF HUMAN ACTIVITY ON ADIR ECOSYSTEMS AND PRIORITIES FOR THEIR SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT ( ON THE EXAMPLE OF ANDIJAN REGION). (2026). INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SUPPORT OF MODERN SCIENCE AND INNOVATION., 3(7), 29-33. https://eoconf.com/index.php/icsmsi/article/view/1663