Legal Aspects of Ecosystem Services Related to Efficient Forest Exploitation

Saida OLEGOVNA Apsalyamova (), Bella OLEGOVNA Khachir (), Oleg ZAKIREEVICH Khuazhev (), Yuri KAZBEKOVICH Bgane () and Saida KAZBEKOVNA Kufanova ()
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Saida OLEGOVNA Apsalyamova: Kuban State Technological University, Postal: RU
Bella OLEGOVNA Khachir: Kuban State Technological University, Postal: RU
Oleg ZAKIREEVICH Khuazhev: Kuban State Technological University, Postal: RU
Yuri KAZBEKOVICH Bgane: Kuban State Technological University, Postal: RU
Saida KAZBEKOVNA Kufanova: Kuban State Technological University, Postal: RU

Journal of Advanced Research in Management, 2015, vol. 6, issue 1, 52-59

Abstract: The legislation also provides the creation of mechanisms for keeping ecosystem values that are not covered by PES payment for ecosystem services schemes for example in case of protected areas where special laws are in force They regulate issues related to compensation due to the introduction of limitations in relation to business activity in protected natural areas and small conservations In case of protected areas various taxation tools are applied including relief from land tax in the areas and decrease in land income tax in order to cover expenses for keeping and recovering protected forest regions The forest ownership legal regime determines the conditions under which the PES schemes would be effectively functional therefore it is necessary to define clearly and recognize forest tenure and exploitation modes The mode of forest ownership is a generic notion that means various systems that grant the rights to those who own land and often determine specific terms and conditions for them

Date: 2015
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