The doctrine of geosystems as the basis for the development of the concept of human co-creation with nature

The article discusses the history of theconcept of humanco-creation with nature, the main approaches to determining the possibilities of its implementation within the framework of the doctrine of geosystems by V. B. Sochava and the experience of landscape planning based on knowledge of the landscape organization of various regions of Siberia. The main content of modern Russian physical geography is the study of the organization of geosystems and landscape and environmental conditions for differentiating environmental management. The methodology, methodological apparatus for their identification and subsequent interpretation of data are based on the doctrine of geosystems. Among his most important social tasks, V. B. Sochava attributed the scientific justification for thecreation of “geosystems of theco-creation of manwith nature.” Theircreation as one of the types of purposeful anthropogenic transformation of geosystems in accordance with their inherent development trends should be aimed at identifying potential forces of nature, promoting the development of positive and inhibiting undesirable processes. One of the ways of this co-creation is landscape planning aimed at justifying ways to optimize land use, providing for the avoidance or at least minimization of environmental management risks, which can be implemented as a constructive development of modeling the organization of geosystems.