Differentiated assessment of the recreational potential of forests in the management of recreational forests

The assessment of the recreational potential is the primary basis for forest cadaster, which contains reliable information on natural, economic and legal conditions of the forest fund and forest users. Depending on the role and importance of diagnostic features in landscape formation, they receive a differentiated assessment. Differentiated assessment of recreational potential criteria is a critical basis of cadastral land assessment, which promotes optimal decisions to improve recreational properties of landscapes and ensures protection and rational use. It allowed some neighborhoods to be excluded from the recreational use, others - to limit this use, third - to identify additional opportunities for forest land leasing. On the same basis, options have been proposed to redistribute the flow of recreational people by forming forest parks on the basis of existing forests and forest landscapes.