Ретроспективний аналіз та перспективи трансформації навчальної польової практики у заповідних об’єктах студентів-екологів ТНПУ ім. В. Гнатюка

Abstract

This article investigates the importance of field practical training in conservation areas in the training system of a specialist-ecologist. Traditionally, such practice includes visiting and studying conservation areas of various taxonomic ranks and categories and is predominantly held in: Natural Reserve "Gorgany" (Nadvirna) -NNP "Karpatsky" (Yaremche) - Carpathian Biosphere Reserve (Rakhiv) - NNP «Synevyr» - hydrological natural monuments on the outskirts of the village Kolochava - NNP "Skolivski Beskydy" (Skole). In the second half of the 90's and until mid-2000’s, in addition to familiarizing with the already established conservation areas, considerable work, concerning areas of promising nature preservation, was done. For many years, Podiliski Tovtry has been this region. In different years different routes were formed which then provided for self-contained field life and trucking. The article states that this practice was also held in the suburbs of Berezhany, in the Dnister basin, in the Carpathian region and in the Ojtsov NNP (Poland). During practice, students participated in the expedition at the sources of the Seret. This article also contains recommendations on how to optimize the organization and hold field practical training in conservation areas.