Flora and fauna of urbanized areas in high latitudes : materials of the International Scientific and Practical Conference, 26-28 a" is a unique collection of scientific articles and studies devoted to one of the most relevant and poorly studied topics of our time : Interaction between nature and man in extreme climatic zones . The authorship of this work remains unknown, which gives it a special mystery and emphasizes the collective nature of scientific research, uniting specialists from around the world. This book is a real storehouse of knowledge for ecologists, biologists, geographers, specialists in urban studies and climatology. It reveals the complex mechanisms of adaptation of flora and fauna to high latitude conditions, where harsh winters, short daylight hours and extreme temperatures create unique challenges for living organisms. The focus is on how the plant and animal world adapts to urban areas, how cities in high latitudes affect ecosystems, and what measures are being taken to conserve biodiversity in such environments. The book is especially valuable for those interested in urban ecology, sustainable development and the conservation of natural resources in the face of climate change. It raises topics related to the conservation of rare species, the restoration of natural landscapes and the creation of environmentally friendly urban spaces. The authors share the results of field studies, analytical data and practical recommendations , What makes a book not only a scientific work , but also a practical guide for professionals, developing strategies for environmental safety and nature conservation in extreme latitudes. The style of the author, although unknown, can be characterized as saturated with accurate facts, analytical conclusions and vivid descriptions, which makes reading not only informative, but also exciting. The book shows a deep respect for nature and the desire to understand its complex mechanisms, which makes it especially attractive for readers interested in ecology, natural science and biology. For students, graduate students and researchers, it will become a valuable source of information, and for a wide range of readers - an exciting journey into the world of natural wonders of the northern and high-latitude territories. A special place in the book is occupied by the description of unique ecosystems that are formed in conditions of high latitude and urbanization, as well as the analysis of the influence of human activity on natural processes. The reader will learn about how modern cities in the Arctic and the subarctic are trying to preserve natural wealth, and what innovative methods are used to do this. The book also addresses biodiversity, environmental sustainability, and species adaptation to changing environments, making it an important contribution to global discussions about conservation in an urban environment. If you are looking for a book that combines scientific rigor with a lively interest in nature, “Flora and fauna of urbanized areas in high latitudes” will be a real discovery for you. This publication is ideal for those who want to understand how living organisms adapt to extreme conditions, and who seek a deeper understanding of the role of man in the preservation of natural ecosystems. In today's world, when climate change and urbanization are becoming global challenges, this book helps to understand how you can harmoniously coexist with nature even in the harshest and most remote corners of the planet. It should be addressed not only to specialists, but also to everyone who is interested in ecology, nature and sustainable development. It combines scientific precision with a lively style of presentation that makes reading not only useful, but also inspiring. Flora and Fauna of Urbanized Areas in High Latitudes is a book that will expand your understanding of how nature adapts and survives human activities, and provide valuable insights for the future conservation of biodiversity in extreme climate zones.