FACTORS ENSURING THE ECOLOGICAL STABILITY OF NATURE RESERVE ECOSYSTEMS
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This article examines the main factors that ensure the ecological stability of nature reserve ecosystems. Particular attention is paid to biodiversity conservation, habitat protection, sustainable resource management, environmental monitoring, scientific research, community participation, and effective governance. The study highlights the importance of integrated conservation approaches in maintaining ecosystem resilience and ecological balance. The findings emphasize that ecological stability is a key condition for preserving biodiversity and ensuring sustainable environmental development.
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