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YASHIL GOL’S ECO-TOURISM POTENTIAL: STUDY CASE Mammadova, Ulviyya
Asian Journal of Aquatic Sciences Vol. 8 No. 2 (2025): August
Publisher : Lembaga Penelitian dan Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat Universitas Riau

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31258/ajoas.8.2.138-147

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The richest eco-tourism potential and real ecosystem of Yashil Gol were studied using remote sensing methods in aerospace sources. Based on these materials, the eco-geographical factors of the lake were revealed using OpenStreetMap and Google Earth. The lake territory comprises 2,551 m² (0.26 ha), and the total perimeter of the lake circle is 202.4 m. The lake’s absolute height is about 909 m above sea level, and the relative height is 1.37 km. The lake shape resembles an oval leaf from space. Consequently, the map length is 76.60 m, but the ground length is approximately 76.96 m, with a heading of 193.43° on the Google Earth map. The lake’s map width is 63.37 m, but the ground width reaches 63.39 m, with a heading of 90.59 ° on the Google Earth map. Yashil Gol is located at 40°45'35"N latitude and 48°32'19"E longitude. The eco-tourism reserves of Yashil Gol haven't been studied by researchers today. Correspondingly, the climate conditions of the lake territory were investigated, and the data are presented in the paper. According to Landsat and other aerospace materials, as well as visits to the lake throughout the four seasons, monitoring deals with climate, forest, and visitor impacts. The woodland cover square around the lake was defined as about 0.88 ha within a 678 m perimeter. There is only one small café on the lakeshore. None of the cottages, hotels, or hostels are located here. Orthofauna members are observed in Autumn as wild birds migrate to warmer areas. The birds are mainly included in the «Green Book» and «Red Book» of the Republic. To investigate the entire ecosystem of Yashil Gol, researchers from various scientific fields must study it.
Impact of Climate on Soil Wind Erosion in Karabakh Plain Mammadova, Ulviyya
Jurnal Natur Indonesia Vol. 23 No. 2 (2025): October
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31258/jnat.23.2.103-107

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Soil wind erosion in the Karabakh Plain has become a critical environmental concern due to shifting climatic patterns and anthropogenic pressures. This study explores the influence of key climate variables, including wind intensity, rainfall, and temperature fluctuations, on soil erosion dynamics. The research identifies the most erosion-prone periods and regions by evaluating historical climate data and local soil properties. The analysis emphasizes the importance of vegetation cover, optimized land use, and adaptive practices in mitigating soil degradation. However, implementing these measures faces several obstacles, such as limited financial and technical resources, insufficient public awareness, and the intricate interaction between climate and soil systems. The study advocates for a multifaceted risk management approach integrating innovative agricultural techniques, active community participation, and supportive policy frameworks to enhance soil health and reduce erosion. The insights offered a foundation for developing targeted strategies to combat wind erosion and foster long-term environmental sustainability. Furthermore, the proposed measures are adaptable to similar challenges in other semi-arid areas, enabling a broader application of these solutions to enhance resilience against soil erosion.
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