GEOGRAPHIC AND ECOLOGICAL BASES FOR ENSURING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF NATURAL LANDSCAPES IN THE FERGANA VALLEY

Authors

  • Meliboyeva Feruzaxon Solijonovna Meliboyeva Feruzaxon Solijonovna Author
  • Zokirova Feruzabonu Sotivoldi kizi Zokirova Feruzabonu Sotivoldi kizi Author

Keywords:

Fergana Valley, natural landscape, geoecological state, sustainable development, anthropogenic pressure, erosion, landscape monitoring.

Abstract

This article analyzes the current geoecological state of the natural landscapes of the Fergana Valley and the issues of their sustainable development. The research provides a differentiated geoecological analysis of the valley's landscape zones—desert, adyr (foothills), and oasis—and scientifically substantiates the degradation processes caused by anthropogenic pressure. To ensure landscape stability in the region, specific scientific and practical recommendations have been developed, including water resource management, anti-erosion agrotechnical measures, and the implementation of phytomeliorative approaches.

Author Biographies

  • Meliboyeva Feruzaxon Solijonovna, Meliboyeva Feruzaxon Solijonovna

    Senior Lecturer, Department of Geography and Economics, Kokand State University, PhD in Geographical Sciences,

  • Zokirova Feruzabonu Sotivoldi kizi, Zokirova Feruzabonu Sotivoldi kizi
    2nd-year Student, Geography Education Program, Kokand State University.

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Published

2026-06-24

Issue

Vol. 7 No. 2 (2026): UNIVERSAL INSIGHTS CONFERENCE ON SCIENCE AND SOCIETY

Section

Articles