Study of the Processes of Self-Recovery of Disturbed Landscape Structure as the Development of Evolutionary-Dynamic Ideas in V.B. Sochava’s Doctrine

This article examines the theoretical, conceptual, and practical aspects of the processes of natural self-restoration of the structure of forest landscapes in the Russian part of northeastern Eurasia disturbed by natural and anthropogenic factors. The aspects considered are an element of the development of the evolutionary-dynamic ideas of the teachings of V.B. Sochava about geosystems. The concept of automatic restoration of the structure of disturbed landscapes is defined. A basic algorithm for the formation and development of self-restoration processes has been developed. Dependencies have been established between the types of self-restoration outcomes in the structure of anthropogenically disturbed forest landscapes and the initial state, the composition of the landscape complex, and the type and intensity of the anthropogenic processes acting upon them.