Geobotanical Mapping 1993 is a unique publication, which is the result of joint work of a group of authors who devoted themselves to the study of vegetation and ecosystems in Russia. This book will be a real discovery for anyone interested in botany, ecology, geography and natural sciences. It contains valuable data that will help to understand how plant communities were formed and changed in different regions of the country. The book covers a wide range of topics related to geobotanical mapping, including methods of data collection and analysis, as well as principles of vegetation mapping. The authors share their experience and knowledge, which makes this work not only a scientific work, but also a practical guide for students, researchers and practitioners in the field of ecology and botany. This edition will be especially useful for undergraduate and graduate students studying biology, ecology and geography, as well as for professionals working in the field of environmental protection and environmental management. One of the key themes of the book is the interaction of vegetation with the environment. The authors examine in detail how climatic conditions, soil types, and anthropogenic factors affect the distribution and diversity of plant communities. This knowledge can be useful not only for scientists, but also for those who are engaged in practical conservation and restoration of ecosystems. The book also addresses climate change and its impact on vegetation, making it relevant in light of contemporary environmental challenges. The style of presentation of the authors is characterized by accessibility and clarity. They strive to bring complex scientific concepts to a wide audience, which makes the book interesting for both professionals and nature lovers. In this context, Geobotanical Mapping 1993 can be compared to other known works in the field of ecology, such as L. G. Rudenko or "Botany for All" N. A. Kostenko . These books also offer an in-depth analysis of the plant world, but Geobotanical Mapping stands out for its practical focus and emphasis on cartographic methods. The book will be of interest not only to professional botanists and environmentalists, but also to everyone who is fond of nature and wants to better understand how ecosystems function. It can be a great addition to the library for anyone interested in biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. Readers who are looking for literature on the topics of ecology, geography and botany will definitely pay attention to this publication. Do not miss the opportunity to get acquainted with the "Geobotanic mapping 1993", which will not only expand your knowledge of the plant world, but also inspire new research and discoveries. This book is your guide to the world of geobotany, which will help you see nature from a completely new side.