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Information on the number of new specially protected natural areas established in the reporting year, by constituent entities of the Russian Federation for 2020

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· snapshot · rows: 39 · periods: 4 · section: Bulletins on environmental protection (electronic versions)

In 2020, 117 new specially protected natural areas were established across the country. Rows show the number of sites created in Russia as a whole and by individual federal districts, allowing for an assessment of nature conservation intensity in different parts of the country. Data are presented in units and cover the full 2020 reporting period, including data for the Central and North-Western Federal Districts

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Number of new specially protected natural areas by RF constituent entities in 2020, units

Russian Federation 117.0 Central Federal District 49.0 Moscow 26.0 Southern Federal District 20.0 Volga Federal District 16.0 Siberian Federal District 14.0 Krasnodar Territory 13.0 Northwestern Federal District 11.0 Kursk Region 9.00 Kaluga Region 7.00 Altai Territory 6.00 Moscow Region 4.00 Republic of Karelia 4.00 Kaliningrad Region 4.00 North Caucasian Federal District 4.00 Chechen Republic 4.00 Far Eastern Federal District 3.00 Rostov Region 3.00 Pskov Region 2.00 Republic of Crimea 2.00 Astrakhan Region 2.00 Ryazan Region 1.00 Tver Region 1.00 Yaroslavl Region 1.00 Novgorod Region 1.00
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Set in numbers

The table is a snapshot — 39 series in units shown across 4 breakdowns. 87 values in total.

The largest value belongs to “Moscow” — 26 units; the smallest is “Novgorod Region” at 1 units. The gap between them is 26-fold.

All table numbers are series: 39
Series всегов том числе — ООПТ федерального значенияв том числе — ООПТ регионального значенияв том числе — ООПТ местного значения
Российская Федерация 117,00 2,00 98,00 17,00
Центральный федеральный округ 49,00 — 47,00 2,00
Калужская область 7,00 — 7,00 —
Курская область 9,00 — 9,00 —
Московская область 4,00 — 4,00 —
Рязанская область 1,00 — 1,00 —
Тверская область 1,00 — — 1,00
Ярославская область 1,00 — — 1,00
г.Москва 26,00 — 26,00 —
Северо-Западный федеральный округ 11,00 — 7,00 4,00
Республика Карелия 4,00 — 4,00 —
Калининградская область 4,00 — — 4,00
Новгородская область 1,00 — 1,00 —
Псковская область 2,00 — 2,00 —
Южный федеральный округ 20,00 — 9,00 11,00
Республика Крым 2,00 — 2,00 —
Краснодарский край 13,00 — 5,00 8,00
Астраханская область 2,00 — 2,00 —
Ростовская область 3,00 — — 3,00
Северо-Кавказский федеральный округ 4,00 — 4,00 —
Чеченская Республика 4,00 — 4,00 —
Приволжский федеральный округ 16,00 — 16,00 —
Республика Башкортостан 1,00 — 1,00 —
Республика Марий Эл 1,00 — 1,00 —
Республика Татарстан 4,00 — 4,00 —
Удмуртская Республика 1,00 — 1,00 —
Нижегородская область 3,00 — 3,00 —
Пензенская область 5,00 — 5,00 —
Саратовская область 1,00 — 1,00 —
Сибирский федеральный округ 14,00 1,00 13,00 —
Республика Хакасия 2,00 — 2,00 —
Алтайский край 6,00 1,00 5,00 —
Красноярский край 4,00 — 4,00 —
Кемеровская область - Кузбасс 1,00 — 1,00 —
Томская область 1,00 — 1,00 —
Дальневосточный федеральный округ 3,00 1,00 2,00 —
Республика Саха (Якутия) 1,00 1,00 — —
Забайкальский край 1,00 — 1,00 —
Сахалинская область 1,00 — 1,00 —

How to read this table

Column indicators are categorized by significance level, from the total number of new areas to the number of sites of local importance. This enables comparison of the share of different types of protected zones within the total volume. Rows provide data for the Russian Federation and the largest federal districts, including the Central and North-Western

What is visible in these numbers

The table is 59% filled: Rosstat does not publish every cell, and the gaps are left as they are rather than interpolated.

More in the section Bulletins on environmental protection (electronic versions)»

Period and application

2020 data are published as part of environmental protection bulletins. This information is relevant for ecologists, regional administration officials, and those monitoring the development of nature conservation zones across the constituent entities of the Russian Federation