New look at territories of traditional nature use – traditional nature management lands at the coastal zone of the Ice Silk Road: a case study for the Russian Arctic

Figures & data

Figure 1. Northeast passage length via the Southerly route.

Figure 2. Indigenous peoples of the Russian North and the Far East. The Arctic zone administrative limits.

Figure 3. The Northern Sea Route – the Ice Silk Road.

Figure 4. State policy directed at indigenous peoples.

Figure 5. Modern functions of TTNU.

Figure 6. Nenets Autonomous Okrug.

Figure 7. Study area.

Table 1. Proportional value of terrestrial ecosystem services for ‘Ya’Erv’.

	Ecosystem service	Proportional value USD/1 ha
1	Carbon deposition
	Grass bogs	6.6
	Peat bogs	23.8
	Forest-tundra	15.3
	Tundra	21.2
	Meadows	8.4
	Taiga	32.9
2	Bogs warming effect	13.0
3	Bogs water purification	88.9
4	Ethnic-cultural	2.4
5	Non-use value	0.06 million

Figure 8. Proportional value of regulating and provisioning ecosystem services for Ya’Erv.